Kurilpa Bridge / By Cox Architecture

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Cox Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Christopher Frederick Jones

World Architecture Festival 2011 - Category Winner: TRANSPORT

Kurilpa Bridge is the world’s largest structure to be based upon the principles of ‘tensegrity’, the term coined by Richard Buckminster Fuller to describe a system of balanced compressive and tensile forces.

Simone de Beauvoir Footbridge / By Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes

Paris, France
Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
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Photo © Courtesy of Jo Pesendorfer--Overall view

The pedestrian bridge with a length of 304 meters links the new districts of Paris- Bercy and Tolbiac - and at the same time the new national french library with the Park Tolbiac.

Van Beuningenplein / By Concrete Architectural Associates

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Concrete Architectural Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Ewout Huibers--Entrance at night

Van Beuningen square is located at the van Hallstraat, West district of Amsterdam. Building an underground two-layer parking facility gives cause for the redesign of the entire square.

Crater Lake Installation / By 24° Studio

Kobe, Japan
24° Studio
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Photo © Courtesy of 24° Studio

The design motive was influenced by the history of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995 that led to inevitable changes within built environment sparring only the nature that surrounds Kobe.

The longest bench / By Studio Weave

Littlehampton, West Sussex, United Kingdom

Studio Weave

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Photo © Courtesy of Studio Weave--Off into the distance

The longest bench in Britain was opened to the the public in Littlehampton, West Sussex on the 30th July 2010. The bench seats over 300 people along Littlehampton’s promenade, overlooking the town’s award-winning Blue Flag beach.