187-Meter Steel Arch Rotated 90 Degrees for Final Link of Saigon River Pedestrian Bridge
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This bridge is expected to become a new symbol of Ho Chi Minh City.
187-meter steel arch rotated 90 degrees for final link of Saigon River pedestrian bridge
Tugboats rotated a 187-meter-long, 3,400-ton steel arch shaped like a nipa palm leaf across the Saigon River on Wednesday morning, positioning the centerpiece span for the pedestrian bridge linking Bach Dang Wharf with the Thu Thiem urban area. - VnExpress International
The 720-meter-long pedestrian bridge across the Saigon River, shaped like a coconut leaf, cost nearly 1 trillion VND and connects Bach Dang Wharf with the Thu Thiem New Urban Area. It is expected to be a new architectural highlight of Ho Chi Minh City. Temporary traffic restrictions on the Saigon River during the completion of the main steel arch of the pedestrian bridge. Ho Chi Minh City: The completion of the pedestrian bridge across the Saigo…
In the early hours of October 21st, construction units worked tirelessly through the night to join the main girder sections of the pedestrian bridge over the Saigon River, connecting Bach Dang Wharf Park with the Thu Thiem New Urban Area.
In the early morning of October 21st, construction units brought barges carrying steel arches weighing approximately 3,400 tons into position for the final joining of the pedestrian bridge across the Saigon River. By 7:30 AM, all preparations were complete and the bridge was ready for joining.
(Dai Tri) - It is expected that from 3h to 7.30 on October 21, the construction unit will put the barge in place and lower the coconut leaf bridge to 2 pillars, completing the long bridge over the Saigon River, HCMC.
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