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The aim of this bridge was to invite users to walk through and retain them for sitting and viewing experiences. It was also about minimising the footprint of the project on the site with a minimal number of columns and finding the points with a minimal number or no trees
The project espouses the topography of the sloppy site. The hills and their curves oscillate the structures and surfaces of the bridge and transmit their topographic lines to the other park on the other side
"The level 1 is completely covered by level 2, providing shade during the sunny days and during the sunny or rainy condition people mainly use this level. This makes the bridge to be used in almost any climatic condition"
"The form of the columns resembles the site trees, making it possible to have a minimal footprint on the ground but, as with trees, opening up with branches so that it can offer a broad span, also three holes are opened up to let the existing trees continue to grow"
One of the successes of this project is that it is open to all the public, no restrictions on age, gender, etc. It provides spaces from very open to very intimate
The bridge's location enables the passer-by to get out of the nightmare of the traffic jam that is Tehran to overlook the whole city, with its spectacular background scene of the Alborz Mountains
The structure and the architectural design are completely integrated in a way that all the elements (pipes) are visible are structural elements. At the same time, they are producing all the spaces and providing the architectural complexity of the spaces and the circulations in an intricately designed ensemble
"With its numerous benches and seating areas, restaurants and cafes, the bridge nurtures greatly the pedestrian connection"
The bridge becomes a public space for people to gather, walk, interact and entertain

Babak Zirak

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Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
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The aim of this bridge was to invite users to walk through and retain them for sitting and viewing experiences. It was also about minimising the footprint of the project on the site with a minimal number of columns and finding the points with a minimal number or no trees
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
The project espouses the topography of the sloppy site. The hills and their curves oscillate the structures and surfaces of the bridge and transmit their topographic lines to the other park on the other side
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
"The level 1 is completely covered by level 2, providing shade during the sunny days and during the sunny or rainy condition people mainly use this level. This makes the bridge to be used in almost any climatic condition"
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
"The form of the columns resembles the site trees, making it possible to have a minimal footprint on the ground but, as with trees, opening up with branches so that it can offer a broad span, also three holes are opened up to let the existing trees continue to grow"
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
One of the successes of this project is that it is open to all the public, no restrictions on age, gender, etc. It provides spaces from very open to very intimate
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
The bridge's location enables the passer-by to get out of the nightmare of the traffic jam that is Tehran to overlook the whole city, with its spectacular background scene of the Alborz Mountains
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
The structure and the architectural design are completely integrated in a way that all the elements (pipes) are visible are structural elements. At the same time, they are producing all the spaces and providing the architectural complexity of the spaces and the circulations in an intricately designed ensemble
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
"With its numerous benches and seating areas, restaurants and cafes, the bridge nurtures greatly the pedestrian connection"
Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge
digital photograph
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