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Tu Lien Bridge

The 2017 American Architecture Award-winning Tu Lien Bridge rises as a simple, iconic structure linking the West Lake region with the Dong Anh District across the Red River in Hanoi

Location

Hanoi, Vietnam
Asia Pacific

Size

3km long, 60m wide

Services

Architecture

Tags

On The Boards, Urban + Mixed-Use

The design, accommodating vehicular, pedestrian and cycling activities, is inspired by the grandeur of the local mountainous landscape silhouettes and is anticipated to be a catalyst in the future development of the region.

Just as the mountains form a strong foundation connecting the land to the sky, the cable-stayed bridge’s strong curved supports and delicate cables connect land, sea, and sky while providing passage through the valley.

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