Who built the bridge in Buenos Aires?

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dcwilson

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12/04/2008 8:11 pm

The IHT web page today had a picture of some rowers skulling the river in Buenos Aires under a bridge. It looked like one of Santiago Calatrava's cantilever spar suspension bridges, but designed by someone else. Quite a fine piece of design. Anyone familiar with it.

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12/04/2008 9:20 pm

Quite Striking
And it is by Santiago Calatrava
See Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_de_la_Mujer

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barrympls

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13/04/2008 5:33 pm

Looks like the new bridge
for bikes and foot traffic over Hiawatha Avenue here in Minneapolis

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Gustavo

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13/04/2008 6:46 pm

It is indeed.
Woofwoof's right.
And the bridge looks as wonderful as seen on the pictures.
I think the picture is from the torch relay, where started in "Puerto Madero" neighborhood, in the water period.
Thanks for the link.
In the link, there's other that, not good photos, but nice selection of other good architecture from Buenos Aires.
(Kavanagh building, Banco de Londres, Natinal Library, etc.)
http://personales.ciudad.com.ar/bs-as-arq/puentedelamujer.htm