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Reichenau Bridge

bridge, Germany
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    / Christian Menn

    The Reichenau Bridge (1964) over the Rhine, a deck-stiffened arch with a span of 98 meters (328 feet), shows Menn’s characteristic use of a wide, prestressed concrete deck slab cantilevering laterally from both sides of a single box. For the high, curving Felsenau Viaduct (1974) over…

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    The Reichenau Bridge (1964) over the Rhine, a deck-stiffened arch with a span of 98 meters (328 feet), shows Menn’s characteristic use of a wide, prestressed concrete deck slab cantilevering laterally from both sides of a single box. For the high, curving Felsenau Viaduct (1974) over…

    Read More