Article source: Knight Architects
Knight Architects has completed St Philips Footbridge across the River Avon in Bristol; a new pedestrian and cycle bridge providing improved connectivity to Temple Island behind Temple Meads railway station, which will be developed into a new townscape in the coming years.
The footbridge, designed by Knight Architects and Jacobs (formerly CH2M) on behalf of Bristol City Council and built by Andrew Scott with SH Structures as steel fabricator, provides a high-quality piece of infrastructure as an additional pedestrian/cycle connection to the Temple Island site. In doing so, it offers an innovative solution to a complex crossing problem: the connection of two banks of the River Avon with a significant difference in height, appearance and architectural quality.
- Architects: Knight Architects
- Project: St. Philips Footbridge
- Location: Bristol, England