Visualizations of the planned bridge

Technische Hochschule Aachen, March
2006
1. Illustrations of the Independent Visual Study by RWTH
Aachen, March 2006
The Aachen visual study confirms, that the bridge and the fly-overs
over the Elbe meadows will affect the landscape more essential
than the bridge proponents clearly indicate. Very dramatic is
also the visual effect of the slip roads on the right hand Elbe
hill (see first row of pictures, right picture). Illustrations
of those constructions have never been showed, including drawings
were not presented to the public.
2. Before and After
The following bridge illustrations, copyright Grüne Liga
Sachsen e.V., are computer animated in accordance to the planning
illustrations of the bridge Waldschloesschenbruecke, which were
generated from the construction plans under consideration of
the cartographic exact sites of the landscape pictures. The illustrations
base upon the cartography of Dresden City Council.
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View out of the city

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View from to the Waldschloesschen

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View to Dresden - Neustadt

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3. Visualisation by the architects
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The official visualisation of 1997 shows the 140-meters-long
bridge and the fly-overs on the right hand Elbe hill over
the Elbe meadows.
The height of the bridge arch amounts to
30 metres, which is the approximate height of a ten-floor
skyscraper. The bridge is 30 metres wide.
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First of all, the bridge captivates with its monstrous
and oversized architecture. The four lanes can cope with
more than 65.000 vehicles per day.
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Initially also a tramway roadway was planned, from this
time the visualisation of the bridge comes from.
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Because of static problems the columns are connected with
a massive impact protection of concrete.
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