Bridge Building Goes Beyond Transport
This article from the BBC looks at the new face of bridge development and argues that crossing rivers is no longer the main reason they're built.
"Once upon a time bridges were all about getting people from one side of a river to the other."
"But in the past few decades, not just in Britain but also elsewhere in Europe, the bridge has started to be used as something more than a mere means of conveying traffic across water."
"In dilapidated areas they are being used as emblems; glistening standards for major urban redevelopment projects."
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