Millennium Bridge

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Millennium Bridge
Designer Foster and Partners
Location London, England, United Kingdom
Date 1998 to June 10, 2000
Building Type pedestrian bridge
Construction System steel cables and concrete pylons
Climate temperate
Context urban, riverfront
Street Address
Notes With Arup.

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Bridge Details
Client Bridge House Estates (City of London)
Current Owner Bridge House Estates
Crosses Thames River
Traffic pedestrian
Bridge Design suspension
Traffic pedestrian
Length 325 meters ( feet)
Width 4 meters ( feet)
Number of Spans 3
Length of
Longest Span
144 meters ( feet)
Number of Decks 1
Cost 18.2 Million British Pounds Stirling (2000)


"With or without its bounce, the Millennium Bridge is a breathtaking symbiosis of architecture, art, and engineering. Norman Foster worked closely with sculptor Anthony Caro and Arup to create a thin ribbon of stainless steel and aluminum, raised on just two Y-shaped concrete pylons 36 feet (11 meters) above the Thames." – Michael J. Crosbie



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