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Grimshaw design wins Toulouse bridge competition
Practice’s first project in France for 40 years will deliver new link to ’green lung’ island on the Garonne
Grimshaw Architects has been picked to deliver a new 160m bridge for pedestrians and cyclists in Toulouse.
The structure will provide a new connection to the Ile de Ramier, in the River Garonne, which is part of a regeneration project to create a new “green lung” for the city in south-west France.
Grimshaw is working with French civil engineering giant Eiffage and Toulouse-based practice PPA Architectures on the Rapas Bridge project, which is one of two bridges selected in the competition run by Toulouse Metropole.
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