urban planning concept
the new danube bridge is not the pragmatically shortest connection between two riverbanks.
moving over a stretched arc, the view of the users is subjected to constant changes in perspective, unfolding linz as a panorama.
the solitary position of the brucknerhaus is addressed with appropriate distance and a receding bridge alignment.
the new danube bridge is not the pragmatically shortest connection between two riverbanks.
moving over a stretched arc, the view of the users is subjected to constant changes in perspective, unfolding linz as a panorama.
the solitary position of the brucknerhaus is addressed with appropriate distance and a receding bridge alignment.
bridge as event
the city as a kaleidoscope for the pedestrian.
the bridge as a seismograph of the city’s mood.
the changing light in the transparent windscreen reflects the city's emotional state.
a protective shield, striving toward the city, developing height and shelter with increasing distance from the riverbank.
the city as a kaleidoscope for the pedestrian.
the bridge as a seismograph of the city’s mood.
the changing light in the transparent windscreen reflects the city's emotional state.
a protective shield, striving toward the city, developing height and shelter with increasing distance from the riverbank.
- location:
- linz, austria
- architecture:
- fasch&fuchs.architekt:innen
- team architecture:
- jürgen hierl, reinhard muxel, heike weichselbaumer
- structural engineering:
- werkraum ingenieure zt gmbh
- rendering:
- laublab
- competition:
- 2005