Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge / John Wardle Architects + NADAAA + Oculus

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Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge / John Wardle Architects  + NADAAA + Oculus - Cityscape
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Text description provided by the architects. The new Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge linking Birrarung Marr with the Melbourne Park sports precinct creates a new arrival address for Melbourne Park. The bridge serves as a major pedestrian entrance point during the Australian Open. A ramping pathway through Birrarung Marr leads to the bridge proper and its alignment respects the landscape and topography of the park.

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Cite: "Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge / John Wardle Architects + NADAAA + Oculus" 19 Aug 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/900249/tanderrum-pedestrian-bridge-john-wardle-architects-plus-nadaaa-plus-oculus> ISSN 0719-8884

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