Footbridge in Maribor / Ja Studio + Tadj-Farzin Studio

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A few weeks ago, we featured Arhitektura d.o.o‘s second place entry for a footbridge in Maribor competition. Here’s another proposal by Toronto-based Ja Studio in collaboration with Tadj-Farzin Studio that revisits the idea of the bridge as a multi-functional urban surface. The 150 meter long bridge, fit for cycling and walking, resolves its geometry between the structural issues of crossing and spanning and the functional opportunities that may potentially arise from the structural necessities.

More images and more about the proposal after the break.

The architects felt the bridge’s  proximity of the existing bridges over Drava along Lent Tabor embankment provided an opportunity for the new bridge to become more of landmark and a vibrant urban surface engage with the water’s edge.    The 15m wide undulating surface creates a variety of experiential conditions and provides the structural stability for the project.

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Cite: Karen Cilento. "Footbridge in Maribor / Ja Studio + Tadj-Farzin Studio" 11 Apr 2010. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/55957/footbridge-in-maribor-ja-studio-tadj-farzin-studio> ISSN 0719-8884

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