Published: Saturday, August 02, 2008
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Craigieburn Bypass
"The bridge, a complex curve in plan and elevation, is a tubular steel truss faced with the same austenitic steel as the main sound walls, which at this point appear to leap over the road in a gesture of welcome or farewell." says Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects on Craigieburn Bypass.
By: Taylor Cullity Lethlean + Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects
The footbridge, spanning 65 m over the freeway, links housing to a protected expanse of native grassland.
Project details
- Project Name: Craigieburn Bypass
- Location of Site: Hume Freeway, Melbourne, Australia
- Design Team: Peter Tonkin, Neil Mackenzie, Heidi Pronk, Kon Vourtzoumis, Richard Healey-Finlay; Landscape Architecture: Taylor Cullity Lethlean; Artist: Robert Owen
- Project Type: Infrastructure: Sound Walls and Road Furniture
- Client: VicRoads
- Cost of Construction: $16 million (AUD)
- Date of completion: 2005
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