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Aanzicht moreelsebrug cepezed

Moreelse Bridge

clients(s)

municipality utrecht en prorail

location

Utrecht

users(s)

public

The Moreelsebrug was opened in December 2016. This prefabricated bridge for cyclists and pedestrians spans the railway next to Utrecht Central Station and connects the Croeselaan and the Moreelsepark. One of the distinguishing features of cepezed’s design is the integration of trees in the steel design.
Situatietekening moreelsebrug cepezed

Aanzicht avond moreelsebrug cepezed

Jannes Linders

Continuation of the urban space 

The design by cepezed is characterized by a span in a single clear, open gesture. The elongated esplanade has a high user appeal and incentive to linger, achieved through aspects such as the light double curve, the materialization and detailing, and the integration of trees.

In technical terms, the bridge consists of two large girders with a middle section in between. The various sight lines and orientations arise from and fit in with the given urban design situation. As a result, the Moreelsebrug functions more as a high-quality continuation of the urban space than specifically as an infrastructural object.
luchtfoto context moreelsebrug cepezed

Doorsnede aanzicht moreelsebrug cepezed

inhijsen prefab moreelsebrug cepezed

Treinen moreelsebrug cepezed

Fietspad moreelsebrug cepezed

tree-bridge 

The trees on the bridge form a raised continuation of the trees already present on the connecting routes to and from the city centre. In this way, the bridge establishes an experience of uniformity and continuity that contributes to the naturalness of its use. The bridge’s lighting plan is modest and integrated in its handrail and promenade deck. This also contributes to the recognizability, aesthetics and functional logic; a stylish, elongated light contour with a row of trees lit from below indicates from afar the presence and objective of the bridge spanning the railway.

Model for Vancouver 

Mark Hume, journalist at the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail, saw in the Moreelsebrug direct possibilities for the city of Vancouver: ‘This is not just a bridge’, wrote Hume, ‘it’s an architectural statement, a beautiful structure with graceful lines that opens up a pleasant, treed boulevard in the middle of a busy city. A bridge like that over False Creek would be a tourism magnet and would extend Vancouver’s remarkable public waterfront.’
Voetgangers avond moreelsebrug cepezed

Trappen avond moreelsebrug cepezed

Jannes Linders

contact

mail bd@cepezed.nl or call our
business development team
on +31 (0)15 2150000

partners 

client: gemeente utrecht & prorail
stability: abt
building services: arup
main contractor: colijn beton- en waterbouw
contractor steel construction: solidd steel structures
balustrades: octatube

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