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Lucky knot is een stalen voetgangersbrug d … Lucky knot is een stalen voetgangersbrug die de in , Changsha, China overspant. De brug is 185 meter lang en bereikt een hoogte van 24 meter. De vakwerkbrug heeft een opvallende rode kleur en is ontworpen door het Nederlandse architectenbureau NEXT architects, dat vestigingen heeft in Amsterdam en Beijing. De brug werd opgeleverd in oktober 2016. De brug werd ontworpen als opdracht voor een internationale competitie uitgeschreven in 2013. Het bureau werd uitgenodigd vanwege hun ontwerp voor de Melkwegbrug in Purmerend. De brug werd ook uit toeristisch oogpunt ontworpen. Het ontwerp is geïnspireerd op een möbiusband en de Chinese knoopkunst.p een möbiusband en de Chinese knoopkunst.
, Lucky knot bridge (or knot bridge or knot … Lucky knot bridge (or knot bridge or knot footbridge) spans the Dragon King Harbor River in Meixi Lake District, Changsha, China. The 185 m long and 24 m high pedestrian truss bridge, which is bright red in colour, was designed by based in Amsterdam and Beijing and completed in October 2016. The bridge, which started out as a design for an international competition in 2013, was designed keeping tourist activities in mind. The design is inspired by a Möbius strip as well as Chinese knotting. However, mathematically, the bridge forms a two-sided surface, in which the top side of one of its pathways loops back to form the bottom side of the other pathway, so it is not a true Möbius strip.pathway, so it is not a true Möbius strip.
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Lucky knot is een stalen voetgangersbrug d … Lucky knot is een stalen voetgangersbrug die de in , Changsha, China overspant. De brug is 185 meter lang en bereikt een hoogte van 24 meter. De vakwerkbrug heeft een opvallende rode kleur en is ontworpen door het Nederlandse architectenbureau NEXT architects, dat vestigingen heeft in Amsterdam en Beijing. De brug werd opgeleverd in oktober 2016.. De brug werd opgeleverd in oktober 2016.
, Lucky knot bridge (or knot bridge or knot … Lucky knot bridge (or knot bridge or knot footbridge) spans the Dragon King Harbor River in Meixi Lake District, Changsha, China. The 185 m long and 24 m high pedestrian truss bridge, which is bright red in colour, was designed by based in Amsterdam and Beijing and completed in October 2016. The bridge, which started out as a design for an international competition in 2013, was designed keeping tourist activities in mind. The design is inspired by a Möbius strip as well as Chinese knotting. However, mathematically, the bridge forms a two-sided surface, in which the top side of one of its pathways loops back to form the bottom side of the other pathway, so it is not a true Möbius strip.pathway, so it is not a true Möbius strip.
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