Economic and Community Issues Surrounding the Inner Belt Bridge Project in Cleveland, OH

When planning a project, it is difficult to find a balance between costs and benefits in an ethical way. This work of public works is becoming more difficult as the same group burdening costs does not necessarily achieve these benefits. This is the case for the internal bridge project for the Cleveland community. The current bridge has been nearly 50 years old and it has deteriorated at an astounding rate. Some bridge steel parts are so rust that they can not support the legal load imposed by domestic guidelines.

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The bridge provided many economic promises, but the project was strongly resisted by business and regulatory leaders. While many people are worried that the bridge will block the route, others complain that it will destroy the natural landscape or fall into the shock of the next big earthquake.

Yes, in London, we are building 15 bridges from Tower Bridge to Albert Bridge. I won the project "Lighting River" in December. The idea is to illuminate the bridge and create a bond between the bridges. Some bridges are iconic building works, others are concrete road bridges from A to B, the others are railway bridges. Yes, it is. Designed by Fosters Millennium Bridge is a wonderful thing. It is Golden Jubilee Bridge designed by Alex Lifschutz architect who I worked on. Therefore, we are cooperating with several contemporary bridges and the Westminster Bridge, the heritage of UNESCO. So there are a lot of worries, but there are also excitement. I think that our approach is to always hit the bridge as a starting point. Then add a sequence element. Very subtle movement over time