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This amazing footbridge by Feichtinger Architects www.feichtingerarchitectes.com working with engineers RFR, spans over 270m and is made of two opposing curves forming a truss. The structure is known as a 'pectinate lenticular' truss, with members being in compression and tension. At its deepest point the truss forms a sheltered area for views of the River Seine. Its an elegant way to cross the Seine starting from two levels and is part of a wider regeneration of this part of the river edges.
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