triangulated flow
ABOUT THE PIECE
A structural model blending Art Deco geometry with high-efficiency engineering, inspired by the Nanning and Sydney Harbour Bridges.
Utilizes outward-leaning triangular compression frames to echo the Art Deco triangle motif while functioning as a stable, load-bearing system.
Triangular enclosures at each end provide functional, windowed spaces for users, reinforcing the bridge's geometric rhythm.
Hybrid Engineering: Successfully combines the mechanics of a through-arch and King Post bridge into a singular, cohesive form.
Originally, the design featured soaring structural spires intended to add a sense of architectural drama and verticality to the bridge's profile. However, during the engineering phase, these monumental elements proved incompatible with the project's strict weight limitations and structural load budgets. To preserve the bridge's efficiency and structural integrity, the spires were omitted, ultimately allowing the sleek, hybrid mechanics of the arch and compression frames to take center stage without unnecessary mass.
the process