1. Definition and Types of Bridge

2. What is a bridge? Bridge is a structure built to span a valley, road, river, body of water, or any other physical obstacle.structurespanvalley roadriverbody of water Designs of bridges will vary depending on the function of the bridge and the nature of the area where the bridge is to be constructed.

3. Types of Bridges There are six main types of bridges: 1.beam bridges,beam bridges 2.cantilever bridges,cantilever bridges 3.arch bridges,arch bridges 4.suspension bridges,suspension bridges 5.cable-stayed bridges andcable-stayed bridges 6.truss bridgestruss bridges

4. Beam Bridge The beam is one of the simplest forms of bridge. East India Beam footbridge

5. Cantilever Bridge A cantilever bridge is a bridge built using cantilevers: structures that project horizontally into space, supported on only one end.bridge cantilevers

6. Forth Bridge, Edinburg

7. ARCH Bridge Arches are used in bridges in different ways, depending on whether they are made of steel, brick or stone. The arch takes (transmits) the load from the deck of the bridge to the land on both sides.

8. Ancient Roman aqueduct Segovia, Spain Garabit Bridge, Massif Central, France Garabit Viaduct, Massif Central, France

9. Eyeglasses bridge, Japan

10. "Japan Bridge" Pedestrian Overcrossing"Japan Bridge" Pedestrian Overcrossing, La Défense, Paris (1994)

11. Suspension Bridge A suspension bridge works by hanging (suspending) the deck of the bridge from flexible chains or ropes.

12. Clifton Bridge. Bristol

13. Runcorn Bridge, England

14. Cable Stayed Bridge The cable stayed bridge is newer than the other types of bridge. Large upright steel supports are used to transmit the load into the ground. The Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge, USA

15. Docklands footbridge - South Quay. Deskywy Bridge

16. The Tatara Bridge has the largest span among cable-stayed bridgesTatara Bridge TheRio-Antirio bridge, Greece

17. Normandie Bridge Coalbrookdale cable stayed bridge.

18. Truss Bridge A truss bridge is a bridge composed of connected elements (typically straight) which may be stressed from tension, compression, or sometimes both in response to dynamic loads. Truss bridges are one of the oldest types of modern bridges.bridgetension compression

19. Truss arch bridge A Russian truss bridge by Lavr ProskuryakovRussianLavr Proskuryakov

20. Various Examples from different types of Bridges NEMO bridge -Amsterdam

21. Mertyl Edwards Park, Seattle

23. First Futuristic ARCH Bridge- Dubai

24. The proposed Bridge of Reeds, intended to be built near Cambridge The design for the 175ft high bridge was today officially announced as the winner of a competition to find a new landmark for the east of England, beating more thancompetition east of England 230 other entries by architects from around the world

25. 3d Chain Bridge

26. The lakes at RudanThe lakes at Rudan, walk through this futuristic looking spiral

28. Norwegian bridge by Leonardo Da Vinci This bridge was designed for Halic by DA Vinci for the Galata in 18 th century but it never constructed. MODEL

29. A futuristic bridge proposal for Brooklyn prize-winning bridge design President Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge in Brazil

30. KULTUR ARENA- BERLIN

33. Whittle Arch and Glass Bridge, Coventry Millennium Place

34. Millenium Place - The slender glass bridge over Millennium Place in Coventry, with the Whittle Arches in the background

35. Tensegrity Tube Bridge

36. "Skywalk"--shown in an illustration extend over the edge of the Grand Canyon, 4,000 feet (1,200 meters) above the Colorado River.

37. Ladevesa by Calatrava

39. It's a machine, it's a bridge, it's an electrical generator: it's the Wind Tunnel Footbridge; made of steel and aluminum Michael Jantzen made of steel and aluminum

40. Wind Turbine Observation TowerWind Turbine Observation Tower, "an observation tower that people can walk through to view the surrounding landscape, while the five wind activated segments of the structure rotate around them in different directions. While these segments rotate, they also produce electricity which is used to light the structure at night -Michael Jantzen

41. By Zaha Hadid

42. sheik-zayed-bridge by Zaha Hadid, Dubai

43. shell

44. Living Bridge design for Hamburg (Competition)

45. Habitable bridge by Hadid

46. Glasgow Tower

47. Living bridge

51. Amgen Helix Pedestrian Bridge

52. bridge forms a pedestrian access !!

54. Pedestrian Bridge

55. Café under the pedestrian bridge

56. Art bridge" over Stanley street

57. Living bridge

58. Limerick’s Living Bridge

59. bridge in Paris, over the Seine

61. Hassell Bridge

63. 2005 Istanbul Design Week- GALATA KOPRUSU

64. Design of theatre and office units over a bridge

65. The second floor plan

66. The third floor plan

68. A working model, made from found objects, starts to define the space

69. A second model showing a more definite arrangment

70. Program spaces start to take form

71. A detail model showing how the spaces and structure relate to the bridge.

72. The final model showing how the project occupies the bridge

73. ‘Spaghetti Bridge’ Student Work Competition