KURILPA PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
Kurilpa Bridge is a multiple-mast, cable-stay 'tensegrity' design pedestrian and cycle bridge.
The striking three-dimensional structure spans the Brisbane River to connect the city with the arts and cultural area of South Bank.
Completed in 2009.
RLB provided full quantity surveying services for the project.
World’s Best Transport Project – World Architectural Awards 2011. Australian Institute of Building Professional Infrastructure Award for Civil Infrastructure 2011. CIPS Australasia Procurement Professional Award Commendation 2010. Engineers Australia (National) 2010 Australian Engineering Excellence Award. Australian Institute of Architects Award 2010: Karl Langer Medal for Urban Design Consult Australia 2010 Awards for Excellence: Gold Award of Merit in Transport & Civil and Award of special merit – Project of the Year Australian Steel Institute – 2010 Queensland Steel Awards: Winner Structural Engineering, High Commendation Engineering Projects Infrastructure and Mining.
At a glance
- ClientConfidential
- ServicesCost Management & Quantity Surveying
- sectorInfrastructure
- LocationBrisbane, Australia
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