In pictures: Knight completes £3m Bristol bridge

By Dave Rogers2019-06-05T05:00:00

Knight Architects' new St Philip's Footbridge in Bristol

Source: Lance McNulty

Structure will link area close to city’s railway station with nearby Enterprise Zone

Work on 50m long Y-shaped bridge over the river Avon in Bristol has been completed by Knight Architects and south Wales contractor Andrew Scott.

The £3m pedestrian and cycle bridge was commissioned by the city council and is designed to improve links between the city’s Temple Meads railway station and a nearby Enterprise Zone.

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