Severin Bridge - Cologne
by Pamela Newcomb
Title
Severin Bridge - Cologne
Artist
Pamela Newcomb
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
Severin Bridge with a view of the unique Kranhauser buildings (Crane Houses) in the background.
The Severin Bridge was the first new bridge built across the Rhine River after World War II in Cologne, Germany. Trains, cars and pedestrians use this bridge. In the vicinity of the bridge are three buildings in an upside L shape that resemble the harbor cranes that were once used to unload cargo from ships. The buildings were designed by Alfons Linster and Hadi Teherani; construction was completed in 2011. Two of the buildings are used for office space, and the third has luxury apartments.
Germany, September 2015
Severin Bridge - Cologne was featured in the FAA collection of the ABC Group - R is For Road.
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December 20th, 2015
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