Slow Bridge
Bridges designed for pedestrians and cyclists that prioritize experience, community, and integration with their surroundings.
Bro Copenhagen
Focusing on connecting both ends of Copenhagen riverbanks and creating a very Danish experience, the bridge becomes the core location of Copenhagen to gather around. Implementing the Danish idea of happiness, "hygge" and inspired by the rich Viking whaling and fishing history, the bridge abstract as harboring boats with hygge-like experience facilities.
Helix Link
spiraling bicycle bridge, connecting two canal fronts, as well as
Incredibly beautiful bridge. Lines that give a sense of fluidity and elegance very appealing to the eye. All in addition to a very useful tower and common space. Great way to connect such iconic towers withing Copenhagen. Good work.
Amazing work and great concept!
The Green Bridge
A new bridge connecting Gammelholm and Christianshavn is an object designed as a walkability manifesto in Copenhagen. It is a public area only for pedestrians and cyclists that provide them with a wide range of facilities and a possibility to rest in many ways.
INTERCONNECTED
This bridge will bring people together and unite those with varied purposes, enabling all walks of life to enjoy the interconnected public spaces. Through this design we create a beacon for Copenhagen and seek to celebrate cycling; promoting its use within the community and throughout the city.
Love this one wow
This is amazing and I think it's the best one by far!
Wow, Amazing!
Easel Bridge
Easel Bridge is a built pedestrian bridge designed by XBTW Office in Yucun, Moganshan, Zhejiang Province. Spanning Fuxi Creek, the 10-metre-long bridge explores how a small piece of infrastructure can become a public space.
Collins and Turner and ASPECT Studios Unspool a Bronze-Railed Cycleway off the Sydney Harbour Bridge
A serpentine ramp at Milsons Point replaces 55 brutal steps with a 170-metre ride threaded through heritage, marine culture, and granite.
Katoum Architecture Studio Wraps a 180-Meter Tehran Footbridge in a Single Sculptural Skin
A pedestrian and cycling bridge stitches two parks across a Tehran motorway using thousands of U-shaped steel profiles spaced 15 cm apart.
Adaptive Reuse of the Old Bridge
A temporary architectural intervention that reimagines an abandoned bridge as a social connector through adaptive reuse architecture.
Jiri Strasky and DOWL Sling a Stress-Ribbon Deck Between Twin Arches Over a Salem Slough
A 154-meter tied-arch pedestrian bridge in Salem, Oregon, reconnects downtown to 1,300 acres of island parkland across the Willamette.
HCCH Studio Builds a Pink Concrete Bridge That Doubles as a Wedding Pavilion in a Shanghai Park
Cast in pink concrete and threaded between mature trees, the Xi Bridge merges infrastructure with ceremony in Huashan Greenland.
Tondo Bridge by OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen
A circular pedestrian bridge in Brussels, blending accessibility, reflective surfaces, and minimalist design to connect historic parliamentary buildings seamlessly.
A Pedestrian Bridge That Choreographs Light and Water
Hoshino Architects' Reimei Kobashi footbridge in Tokyo's waterfront district turns infrastructure into a luminous urban landmark.
The Nordic Link
The Nordic Link pays tribute to Danish heritage while addressing modern needs and traditions. A Viking vessel forever docked in the Copenhagen harbor.
In a real world handrails should be provided on the upper level, which would affect the final result. Despite this, a great design!
Shell bridge
A good urban design must have a perfect transportation system, take into account the people-oriented principle, to achieve the diversion of people and vehicles, to meet the diverse needs. As sustainable transportation, walking, cycling and other transportation facilities, should be built and improved, and the wonderful design is the most friendly to users.
The City Link
Desværre, er det kun konceptkonkurrence.
Det er noget, der vil passe lige ind i omgivelser. Kan ikke vente
I wonder who would like to cycle that much uphill. People in Copenhagen complain about Inderhavnsbroen which is less steep that the one proposed.
Nice design. Congrats.