The Bridge of Aspiration is a unique land mark or say an architectural inspiration for many. This extraordinary bridge is located in London, England. It was opened in the year 2002.The Bridge connects the Royal Ballet School and the Royal Opera House situated on the Floral Street of London, England. Designed by the renowned Wilkinson Eyre Architects this pedestrian bridge is truly unique and one of a kind. An aluminum structure offers supports to its 23 square portals which contort as they shift to each new plane and at the same time reaching the height of the building. This twisted bridge is true to its name of The “Bridge of Inspiration”.
The Bridge of Aspiration
The Bridge of Aspiration from the outside
A closer look at the Bridge of Aspiration
View from below the Bridge of Aspiration
The Bridge of Aspiration London in the Royal Ballet School
The twisted looking Bridge of Aspiration
Highlights of the Bridge
• Designed by the famous Wilkinson Eyre Architects
• Opened in the year 2002
• Is an award-winning design
• Has a series of intricate contextual issues
• The design has different levels of the landing points
• Has a concertina of 23 square portals
• Each portal rotates 4 degrees
• The portals are supported by aluminum spine beam
• Is an elegant intervention above the street
Where to Stay
• Hotel 41
• The Milestone Hotel
• Egerton House Hotel
• The Montague on The Gardens
• The Soho Hotel
• The Chesterfield Mayfair
• Apex London Wall Hotel
• Apex Temple Court Hotel
• Haymarket Hotel London
• Corinthia Hotel London
• Four Seasons Hotel Lodon at Park Lane
Places to visit in London
• British Museum
• Tate Modern
• National Gallery
• Natural History Museum
• London Eye
• Science Museum
• Vitoria and Albert Museum
• Madame Tussauds
• Royal Museum Greenwich
• Tower of London
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