This is the stunning “Moses Bridge”, a sunken pedestrian bridge located at the Fort de Roovere in the Netherlands. This post shows 10 images of this bridge, from the final finished design and the creation of it. I think the concept is magnificent, and I hope you enjoy the photos…
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Credits: I originally discovered this via Toxel, but it was also featured on Inhabitat, David Airey and Archdaily. For original article and images copyrights ©, head over to Ro-ad.org. Architects: RO&AD Architecten.
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3 Comments
Wow. That’s amazing.
25 Nov 2011 02:11 am Jennifer
(Twitter: @@jennbirdy2)
Jennifer → Sure is! Thanks for commenting…
25 Nov 2011 04:11 pm Andrew Kelsall
(Twitter: @ChristianDesign)
This truly is an amazing bridge. But, I have to ask, if it rains hard and floods the bridge, how are people supposed to cross it then?
15 Nov 2012 02:11 am Paul Mountney
(Twitter: @AlgodooJavaHead)
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