Apr 4, 2017
There are many unique bridges in the world today, many of which are designated as historic landmarks. Unfortunately, these celebrated structures are often subject to the whims of Mother Nature. When disaster strikes, individuals,...
Apr 4, 2017
There are many unique bridges in the world today, many of which are designated as historic landmarks. Unfortunately, these celebrated structures are often subject to the whims of Mother Nature. When disaster strikes, individuals,...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Mar 28, 2017
Posted by Lexi McCormick
Leave a CommentThis week, in our blog series on unique bridges, we're going back to the Netherlands. Amsterdam has a great number of bridges (over 1,200 to be exact) thanks to the various waterways twisting throughout the city. It's also one of...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Mar 21, 2017
In a recent blog, the Gateshead Millennium Bridge needed a height that allowed boats to pass under it. Height is not an issue with this bridge, the next in our series of unique bridges, as its the highest pedestrian bridge in...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Mar 16, 2017
Watching the weather report this week on the snow storm in Washington D.C. reminded me that I hadn't written a blog about my last visit, when it was sunny and warm (in February!). We were in D.C. to support our trade association,...
Topics: American Composite Manufacturers Association, advocacy, industry news
Mar 13, 2017
To continue our blog series on unique bridges, let's examine another English wonder.
While the first thing we may think about in bridge design is what's going over the bridge, consideration must be given to the objects going...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Mar 6, 2017
Have you ever felt like you were just going around in circles? If you were to take a stroll on the “Infinite Bridge” in Denmark, that's exactly how you'd feel - because that's exactly what you'd be doing.
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Mar 1, 2017
Photo courtesy of the Happy Pontist.
Golfers consider an 18-hole game standard fare these days. But 30 years ago, nine-hole courses like the one at Aberfeldy Golf Club in the Scottish Highlands were common. When the club did...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, composite bridge, FRP Composites
Feb 23, 2017
Posted by Lexi McCormick
Leave a CommentBridge designers can be placed on a spectrum from engineer to architect to artist. Since most bridges stem from a very practical need, we appreciate when the artistic side has a big impact. More bridge designers are prioritizing...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Feb 14, 2017
I don’t know about everyone else, but the recent climbing temps and sunny skies are definitely making me look forward to spring. Warmer days will (hopefully) be here before we know it, and with them, vibrant flowers will be in...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
Feb 10, 2017
Posted by Lexi McCormick
Leave a CommentWe’ve really been having fun with the "unique bridges" theme in our latest blogs, and we hope that you have too. ICYMI, we've explored London's Rolling Bridge and Austria's Murinsel. This time, we're featuring a very interesting...
Topics: pedestrian bridges, unique bridges
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