• The Kurilpa Bridge (originally known as the Tank Street Bridge) is a A$63 million pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Brisbane River in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
  • The Kurilpa Bridge project was an opportunity to not only make a new pedestrian and cycle connection across Brisbane’s river but also new forms of...
  • The Kurilpa Bridge was a key tool in increasing pedestrian movement between two of Brisbane’s major parklands – South Bank and Roma Street Parklands.
  • Often described as the knitting needle bridge, the Kurilpa bridge is one of the many bridges linking North and South sections of the Brisbane CBD.
  • ...system of balanced compressive and tensile forces named "tensegrity”, Kurilpa Bridge is a 470m long multi-mast, cable-stay bridge with a 120m main span.
  • The Kurilpa Bridge, originally named the Tank Street Bridge, is a pedestrian and cycling bridge connecting Kurilpa Point to Tank Street in Brisbane, Queensland...
  • Address construction complexity in key areas such as: Design. The Kurilpa Bridge is the world’s first tensegrity pedestrian and cycle bridge.
  • Admired for its beauty both during the day and at night, Kurilpa Bridge enchants locals and tourists alike with its mesmerizing lights and stunning views of the river.
  • For Kurilpa pedestrian bridge, they supplied and installed both permanent and temporary steel elements, using a Smithbridge barge for over water parts of the job.
  • Kurilpa Bridge is a pedestrian bridge over the Brisbane River in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Construction of the bridge began in 2007, in 2009 the bridge...
  • The $63.3 million Kurilpa Bridge, designed and constructed by Baulderstone Pty Ltd., is the world's largest tensegrity pedestrian and cycle bridge which balances...
  • Cox Rayner + Arup complete world’s largest tensegrity bridge in Brisbane. Kurilpa Bridge, the world’s largest tensegrity bridge, was officially opened to the...
  • Kurilpa Bridge is a bicycle and pedestrian bridge, tensegrity bridge and steel bridge that was built from 2007 until 2009.