As with my last post, this post is just a collection of photos of one of London's most expensive pedestrian bridges, a few angles and details that caught my eye last time I visited it. For a more thorough discussion (and some photos which give a better idea of the bridge's overall layout), see my post from June 2010.
12 March 2013
London Bridges: 29. Golden Jubilee Footbridges (revisited)
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I'm glad you like the website.
There are a few websites which list architecture competitions, none specifically about bridges, you could try http://europaconcorsi.com/competitions
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