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Alfenz Bridge in Montafon, Austria by Marte Marte Architects

Tuesday, July 9th, 2013

Article source: Marte Marte Architects

Alfenz Bridge

The entry to the Montafon Valley is a topographical bottleneck. The railway, the federal highway and the new cycling path offer access to the southernmost valley of Vorarlberg, which is surrounded by high Alpine mountain ranges. Running parallel with the valley, the raging Ill River, prone to flooding, crosses the Alfenz River from the east and channels the Alfenz River into its current. A few meters before the confluence, the new concrete bridge structure spans the tributary and grants pedestrians and cyclists safe passage.

Image Courtesy © Marc Lins

  • Architects: Marte Marte Architects
  • Project: Alfenz bridge
  • Location: Montafon, Austria
  • Photography: Marc Lins
  • Client: Country of Vorarlberg, Departement of roadworks
  • Statics: M+G Ingenieure
  • Construction firm: Tomaselli Gabriel Bau GmbH
  • Site: 6700 Lorüns, L188, km 85.5
  • Span length: ca. 33m
  • Total area: 116 m²

Bridging Tea House in Jinhua, China by FR-EE – Fernando Romero Enterprise

Friday, June 7th, 2013

Article source: FR-EE – Fernando Romero Enterprise

An ambitious master plan was designed for the construction of a multipurpose modern city in Jinhua. In the spirit of this plan, the local government commissioned a tea house to be built beside a pond in a park next to the river that runs through the city. The concept was reworked formally to create a structure that also serves as a mirror—the lower part reflects the upper part, thus producing an effect of continuous space. Our first concept was totally open and functioned as a mask in relation to the neighboring pavilions.

Image Courtesy FREE – Fernando Romero EnterprisE 

  • Architects: FR-EE – Fernando Romero Enterprise
  • Project: Bridging Tea House
  • Location: Jinhua, China
  • Program: Cultural
  • Size: 250 m2
  • Date: 2004–06

Human Bridge in Lea Valley, UK by Edgley Design

Tuesday, June 4th, 2013

Article source: Edgley Design

The veins and arteries of London’s infrastructure networks are exposed across the industrial wastelands of the Lea Valley in East London, dividing and fragmenting the landscape, creating splinters of dislocated, inaccessible gap space.

Image Courtesy Edgley Design

  • Architects: Edgley Design
  • Project: Human Bridge
  • Location: Lea Valley, UK

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Bridge over the river Guadiana in Villanueva de la Serena, Badajoz, Spain by Arquitectos Ayala

Saturday, May 25th, 2013

Article source: Arquitectos Ayala

The new bridge of Villanueva de la Serena is located on the EX-351 road, which crosses the river Guadiana, right next to the entrance into the town. It is set in a rural landscape that shows a lot of human intervention and in which we find some civil infrastructures and vegetation not planted by man’s hand.

Image Courtesy Arquitectos Ayala

  • Architects: Arquitectos Ayala
  • Project: Bridge over the river Guadiana
  • Location: Villanueva de la Serena, Badajoz, Spain

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Eco-Bridge in Chicago, Illinois, USA by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

Thursday, May 16th, 2013

Article source: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

The two-mile bridge, a breakwater in the Monroe harbor, celebrates Chicago’s position as the greenest city in the United States. The bridge creates a grand new civic space, providing recreational opportunities and offering unparalleled views of the skyline from a central observation tower.

Image Courtesy Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture

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George Washington Carver Bridge in Des Moines, Iowa by Rosales + Partners

Tuesday, May 14th, 2013

Article source: Rosales + Partners

The George Washington Carver Bridge is located in Des Moines, Iowa over the Raccoon River. As part of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Parkway, the bridge provides three roadway lanes in one direction and two roadway lanes and one bikeway/pedestrian lane in the opposite direction framed by two arches spanning 279’ (85m).

Image Courtesy Rosales + Partners

  • Architects: Rosales + Partners
  • Project: George Washington Carver Bridge
  • Location: Des Moines, Iowa, USA
  • Bridge Architect: Miguel Rosales, AIA
  • Lead Engineer: AECOM Technology Corporation
  • Type: Tied Single Arches
  • Services: Conceptual, preliminary, and final design, community participation
  • Cost: $22 Million
  • Completion Date: 2005
  • Client: Iowa Department of Transportation

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Brent Spence Bridge Replacement in Cincinnati, Ohio by Rosales + Partners

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013

Article source: Rosales + Partners

The new Brent Spence Bridge will cross the Ohio River next to downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. The new interstate will accommodate multiple lanes for both I-71 and I-75 and will be vital to long-distance state and national commerce.

Image Courtesy Rosales + Partners

  • Architects: Rosales + Partners
  • Project: Brent Spence Bridge Replacement
  • Location: Cincinnati, Ohio ,USA
  • Type: Cable Supported Bridge
  • Cost: $650 Million (estimated)
  • Completion Date: 2020

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Boston Esplanade Pedestrian Bridge in Boston, Massachusetts by Rosales + Partners

Saturday, April 20th, 2013

Article source: Rosales + Partners

The Boston Esplanade Pedestrian Bridge is proposed as part of the master plan to restore the iconic 1908 Longfellow Bridge across the Charles River between Boston and Cambridge. The existing, obsolete pedestrian bridge next to the historic bridge will be replaced with a wider, ADA compliant bridge that will better complement the arches of the historic structure.

Image Courtesy Rosales + Partners

  • Architects: Rosales + Partners
  • Project: Boston Esplanade Pedestrian Bridge
  • Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
  • Bridge Architect: Miguel Rosales, AIA
  • Primary Design Engineer: Jacobs Engineering
  • Final Design Engineer and Engineer of Record: STV, Inc.
  • Contractor: White-Skanska-Consigli

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Footbridge Over the Railways in Villetaneuse, France

Saturday, March 30th, 2013

Article source: DVVD

The long-awaited Villetaneuse Université interchange is now taking shape. Although this is a good thing in terms of urban development, it also exacerbates the division between north and south due to the ensuing concentration of networks and traffic lanes. Consequently, the footbridge serves a twofold role: access to the station and a link between neighbourhoods. It needs to play its part in the interchange at the same time as fulfilling its role as an urban connection between North and South, improving traffic flow. As an urban landmark, it must also create clarity for the town’s flagship spaces and buildings: the Town Hall, University, sailing centre, interchange, and so on.

Image Courtesy © EPA / PhGuignard 

  • Architects: DVVD | Engineers Architects Designers
  • Project: Footbridge Over the Railways
  • Location: Villetaneuse, France
  • Photography: Cyril Sancereau, EPA / PhGuignard
  • Client: EPA Plaine de France
  • Engineers: DVVD
  • Length: 156 meters
  • Steel weight: 450 tons
  • Budget: 5 000 000 euros
  • Construction work: 2010-2012
  • PRIZE: 2013 A+ Awards winner, Architecture+Mobility category (two prizes: Jury and Popular Choice Awards)
  • Software used: Robot – Bisco – Autocad – Revit Architecture – Studio Max – Adobe CS5.5

Phyllis J. Tilley Memorial Bridge in Fort Worth, Texas by Rosales + Partners Architects

Friday, March 8th, 2013

Article source: Rosales + Partners Architects

The Phyllis J. Tilley Memorial Pedestrian Bridge crosses over the Trinity River connecting Trinity Park to a new trail that terminates in downtown Fort Worth. The bridge has a graceful profile that enhances the serene and beautiful landscape. A steel arch with a span of 163’ (49.5m) supports steel stress ribbon segments and precast concrete planks over the river complementing the adjacent historic Lancaster vehicular bridge.

Image Courtesy Rosales + Partners Architects 

  • Architects: Rosales + Partners Architects
  • Project: Phyllis J. Tilley Memorial Bridge
  • Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
  • Bridge Architect: Miguel Rosales, AIA
  • Engineer of Record: John Dewar, P.E., S.E.
  • Structural Bridge Engineer: Michael Stein, P.E.
  • Contractor: Danny Krieg
  • Software used: SOFiSTiK to complete the structural analysis



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