Scintillating lightings from the double helix bridge in Singapore.
It’s amazing how this design of the bridge is like, the DNA. Wow.
Photo by Isaac Chua
Scintillating lightings from the double helix bridge in Singapore.
It’s amazing how this design of the bridge is like, the DNA. Wow.
Photo by Isaac Chua
It’s 280 meters long, made of a special stainless steel. The bridge is located beside the floating platform at Marina Bay. It allows pedestrians a direct link to the integrated resort. At its entrance is Singapore’s first art park, the Youth Olympic Park. I like this DNA-inspired bridge, it looks really good at night.
The bridge (in the foreground of the Singapore flyer) will link the Bayfront area to Marina Centre, completing a walking route that brings visitors to the major attractions around the bay including the Esplanade and the future Integrated Resort and Singapore Flyer. The new 280metre-long bridge is envisaged to be a destination point for all visitors to Marina Bay – a place for them to enjoy and catch a panoramic view of the Singapore city skyline.
The unique ‘double-helix’ structure, a world’s first in architectural and engineering bridge design.
