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at 4:55:00 AM
Linz Bridge Cinema
Linz Bridge Cinema Competition Entry by Atelier Monolit From Iași, Romania; The main idea is to create a new cultural axis between The linz bridge cinema, the new harbour developement and the old town.
Linz Bridge Cinema Competition Winner idea
The connecting feature of the bridge is now preceived on a new level ; even though it doesn’t link physical spaces anymore, the bridge still acts as a bond betweew old and new values, between the urban and the wild, between art and nature.
Linz Bridge Cinema mester plan
Linz Bridge Cinema Atelier Monolit
By extending the park on the structure’s roof the green slab becomes part of the landscape thus emerging a special public space, the public enjoys the advantages of any green space while admiring the great surrounding wiews at the spme time ; the city and the mountains, or just watch a grat performance show on the top of the cinema box.
During winter time the roof becomes an awesome ski slope, perfect for begginers.
Linz Bridge Cinema Monolit
Bridge Cinema Monolit
Bridge Cinema
Linz Bridge Cinema Structure
Public Linz Bridge Cinema
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Project name: Linz Bridge Cinema.
Concept idea: Create a new cultural axis.
Category: Competition Winner.
Architects: Ioan Ralea-Toma and Vlad Andrei Popa.
Atelier Monolit Iași, Romania.
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at 11:52:00 AM

London Bridge

London Bridge, urban design




















Some of the concepts submitted for the new Nine Elms to Pimlico pedestrian bridge in London are rather – well – pedestrian, while others are so out-there they’ve been nicknamed ‘The Flaming Mouth of Hades.’ Spanning the Thames River, the bridge will link two very different parts of the city, and must be “technically rigorous and beautiful,” cyclist-friendly and well-engineered while providing headroom for river traffic.
London Bridge, urban design
London Bridge, urban design
urban design bridge
The competition to design the bridge has drawn dozens of entries from around the world, with a shortlist set to be announced later this month and a winner unveiled in July. The design brief notes that “how the bridge looks from afar, as it bestrides the Thames, what it feels like to cross and how it touches land on either shore – and the places that it creates around each landing point – will be critical to its success.”

London Bridge, design
bridge, design
10 Contenders Including ‘Flaming Mouth of Hades’
Flaming Mouth of Hades, design
Thus far, there’s only a gallery of images to look at, without any supporting information on each design, so it’s hard to tell just what we’re looking at in some cases. The City Metric called most of the entries ‘ridiculous,’ pointing out “the one which is definitely not a bridge,” “the one like a nightmarish Escher painting” and “the one that’s a spoon.”

Flaming Mouth of Hades
Flaming Mouth of Hades
Flaming Mouth of Hades
It’s clear enough why the word Hades was invoked to describe the strange violet-and-orange creation pictured above, and it’s unclear how this design would actually function as a bridge. You have to wonder whether some of the entrants are just trolling. But some of the designs are actually quite beautiful, like the one featuring a perforated undulating canopy over a network of paths planted with greenery. However will the judges choose?
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at 8:06:00 AM

Pedestrian Bridge for Koge

Pedestrian Bridge
Bridges have lately become one of the most popular architectural structures, since they have such unique aesthetic opportunity. From parametric forms to simple, clean lines, we are assisting a multitude of bridge design that shape the way in which a city neighborhood looks.
Pedestrian Bridge

COBE, DISSING + WEITLING and COWI have won the competition to design a 225 meter long pedestrian bridge in Koge , Denmark, paired with a station, park and park-and-ride facility. The bridge will span over a heavy traffic area, with a train line and highway lane. Since the scale of the construction is so big, the overall shape is somewhat simplistic, with many glazed walls and discrete access stairs.
Pedestrian Bridge, Architecture, Design
Pedestrian Bridge, Architecture, Design
“We have designed a symbol of the development that the City of Køge is currently undergoing – a development characterized by innovation, pioneering spirit and audacity. This development will be reflected and materialized in the bridge and the surrounding park and ride facility that besides being the traffic junction of the region, also will be a distinctive landmark for the area and a symbol of Denmark’s strive towards a sustainable future,” says Dan Stubbergaard, Founder and Creative Director at COBE.
COBE, DISSING + WEITLING, COWI
COBE, DISSING + WEITLING, COWI
The materials used are contrary, but also complementary. The exterior will imitate its surrounding architectural environment, use cladding of perforated steel plates (which will also help improve time spent on building, since the bridge is scheduled to be finished by 2018) while the interior is covered in wooden lamellae, in order to counterbalance the harsh aesthetic of the steel and to create an inviting environment, in which pedestrians will enjoy the travel from one part to another.
Bridge for Koge

Bridge for Koge


By: Architecture Design.
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