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Plashet School Footbridge
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Plashet Lane Secondary School in East London is bisected by a busy main road. A 70 metre long footbridge curves and rises across this barrier to link the main school buildings. The structure is simplified into a pair of deep steel parapet beams made by rolling standard sections horizontally then heat bending them vertically. A cloister-like enclosure is formed by asymmetrical Teflon coated glass-fibre canopies arranged between steel arch rings. The bridge deck has a plate steel gazebo enclosure at mid-span. Used daily by children and erected within a functioning school the structure was closely reviewed for safety in use and the construction method planned out to avoid accident. | |||||
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