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Trinity Bridge, Salford

The Trinity footbridge linking Manchester and Salford was designed by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. The £1.9m footbridge, named for the nearby Trinity Church (SJ8398 : Sacred Trinity Church, Salford), was opened in 1995 and connects the recently-developed Chapel Wharf area with the city centre. The whole structure rests on one single, 41metre tall pylon, leaned over at a rakish angle, from which the suspending tension cables hang down to suspend the footbridge deck beneath. Perhaps, not the most efficient design for a suspension bridge, but certainly a spectacular one visually.

Trinity Bridge was one of Calatrava's earliest bridge works and, to date, remains the only project he has completed in the United Kingdom.
by David Dixon

Created: Fri, 14 Mar 2014, Updated: Fri, 14 Mar 2014


16 images use this description:

SJ8398 : River Irwell, Lowry Hotel and Trinity Footbridge by David Dixon
2011
SJ8398 : Plaza below Trinity Bridge by Gerald England
2014
SJ8398 : River Irwell, Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2011
SJ8398 : Trinity Footbridge and Lowry Hotel by David Dixon
2014
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge and the Lowry Hotel by David Dixon
2021
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge by Gerald England
2014
SJ8398 : River Irwell by Gerald England
2014
SJ8398 : Lowry Hotel and Trinity Footbridge by Gerald England
2014
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2021
SJ8398 : The Pylon, Trinity Footbridge by David Dixon
2014
SJ8398 : Salford Riverside, Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2020
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2011
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge, River Irwell by habiloid
2016
SJ8398 : River Irwell, Lowry Hotel and Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2012
SJ8398 : River Irwell, Trinity Bridge by David Dixon
2014
SJ8398 : Trinity Bridge (looking towards Salford) by David Dixon
2014


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