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Cycle/pedestrian bridge - design by local architects ready to be built!


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I noticed a couple of posts referring to the TfL consultation on a new river crossing from Rotherhithe to Canary Wharf. Did you know that local architecture firm reForm Architects have designed a pedestrian and cycle bridge which is ready to be built and will work at all of TfL's suggested locations and heights. They began their work as a self start project with no client, brief or fee and together with engineers Elliott Wood are passionate about this project which I'm sure would never have got to the stage it is now at without their tireless enthusiasm and all the local community support for their work. If you are completing the survey and like the design, Please mention reForm Architects / ElliottWood engineers specifically in your responses in the survey. More info on this design here:-


http://i.imgur.com/jmwrPze.jpgwww.rotherhithebridge.london

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