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The newly inaugurated Baluarte bridge in northern Mexico is officially the world’s tallest suspension bridge. [Reblogged via globalpost]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54e6c8ece4b0663b4a76f755/1437625976381-CSAS364J4PL967170J58/image-asset.jpeg)
The newly inaugurated Baluarte bridge in northern Mexico is officially the world’s tallest suspension bridge. [Reblogged via globalpost]
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| ♕ | Burgos, Spain | by Jesus_l | via travelthisworld | evysinspirations
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Lake Charvak by churant on Flickr.
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THE WATER BRIDGE, EARLY FORM INVESTIGATION
KAP ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
I started to design a bridge, here is the early form, I will put the finished image when its complete.
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bridges: modern village in the calabria bridge by off architecture in italy
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Gerona, Catalonia, Spain
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These are the end of the cables holding up the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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My favorite suspension bridge!
Is it weird that I have a favorite suspension bridge?
Probably.
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Last year the ARC wildlife crossing competition got a lot of pixels; it was won byMichael Van Valkenburgh & Associates and there is talk of building it, although it was more of an ideas competition. But they are actually building a wildlife bridge this summer in Ontario, just south of Sudbury. It is not nearly as fancy as the ARC competition entries, but the $ 58.3 million “eco-passage” will save the lives of both animals and the humans who tend to hit them.
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The Bridge of Peace designed by Michel De Lucchi and Philippe Martinaud.
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upenn weave bridge/cecil balmond
via: alexfradkin
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upenn weave bridge/cecil balmond
via: alexfradkin
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The Bridge of Peace designed by Michel De Lucchi and Philippe Martinaud.
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Colombian firm Jaramillo-Azuero Architects (J-A) have proposed a plan to transform a series of obsolete Italian viaducts into a network of state-of-the-art, sustainable energy education and research centers. The brilliant design was showcased in the “Solar Park South” international competition, which sought solutions that repurpose the viaducts instead of spending 40 million euros to demolish them. The J-A proposal features a wave-powered rail line, community-centered parks and sustainable energy research facilities, but the cornerstone of their proposal is the assertion that the most sustainable form of energy in the world is education.
Read more: Solar Park Transforms Old Viaducts Into Eco Education Centers | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
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Shihara Bridge, Yemen.
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(via ulteriorprojects)