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Ten statement bridges characterised by memorable designs - Vimarsana News

Ten statement bridges characterised by memorable designs

Interlocking timber, 3D-printed arches and rotating forms feature in this roundup of 10 eye-catching bridges from around the world.

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Long finned eels inspire Centennial Park design by Sam Crawford Architects - Vimarsana News

Long finned eels inspire Centennial Park design by Sam Crawford Architects

Designed by Sydney-based architectural practice Sam Crawford Architects, the Bara Bridge was built to replace an inaccessible pedestrian bridge, which was removed for the construction of the Light Rail. According to the architects, the new bridge “generates a critical, accessible, southern pedestrian and cycle gateway to the Centennial Parklands and reinforces the Parklands masterplan – linking the light rail users and Kensington residents to the broader pond’s pedestrian/cycle network”.

Sam Crawford Architects models Bara Bridge on curving shape of eels - Vimarsana News

Sam Crawford Architects models Bara Bridge on curving shape of eels

Metal fins of anodised aluminium fan outwards towards the water at the Bara Bridge in Sydney's Centennial Park by Sam Crawford Architects.

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Bara Bridge / Sam Crawford Architects - Vimarsana News

Bara Bridge / Sam Crawford Architects

Completed in 2022 in Centennial Park, Australia. Images by Brett Boardman. The design of a new pedestrian and cycle bridge in a major park in Sydney by Australian firm Sam Crawford Architects (SCA) was inspired by the shape...

Stealth brings wealth of opportunity for Plus Minus Design - Vimarsana News

Stealth brings wealth of opportunity for Plus Minus Design

While many architects opt for a striking and salient facade, Phillip Arnold from Plus Minus Design went for the opposite when creating Stealth Pavilion.