Knight and Ramboll reveal Bermuda bridge designs

Longbird Bridge, Bermuda - by Knight and Ramboll

Work on two new crossings due to finish by 2021

Ramboll and Knight Architects have won outline approval for two bridges in Bermuda which will connect the airport with surrounding islands.

The bridges will replace existing crossings to Bermudian capital Hamilton and the territory’s largest town of St George’s.

One bridge will be a 53m fixed twin arch bridge, while the other will be a bascule bridge able to provide a 22m channel for shipping access to the harbour of St George’s.

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