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Sri Rampai Pedestrian Bridge
Sri Rampai Pedestrian Bridge
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Other Projects by Eleena Jamil Architect
Sri Rampai Pedestrian Bridge
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
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The Sri Rampai Pedestrian Bridge spans across a busy dual-carriageway in a thriving residential and business neighbourhood, east of Kuala Lumpur. It forms part of the wider redevelopment of Wangsa Maju area, - an existing residential neighbourhood - into a vibrant self-contained township in its own right, featuring malls, housing, shops, offices and restaurants. This 100-metre long bridge provides a safe crossing between a public transport system and the thriving mixed development area, previously disconnected from the LRT (Light Rapid Train) station by the busy road.
The pedestrian bridge is a steel structure with an L-shaped plan, elevated above the road by a 4-pronged and 2-pronged steel columns. The floor deck is a latticed steel structure, topped by anti-slip floor finish, whereas the handrail and roof is held up simultaneously by a system of slim metal structure that sits directly on the floor deck.
The bridge connects pedestrians moving across from ground level and also from a multi-storey carpark structure. Many local commuters who work in the city centre park their cars in the carpark structure and take the LRT for the remaining of the journey. Since the completion of the bridge, the number of commuters who leave their cars behind have increased dramatically.
Taking the cue from the vibrant and bustling neighbourhood, the design express this dynamic characteristic through the structural system, the finishing of materials and dynamic lighting solutions. Here, a sculptural triangulated pattern occurs homogeneously throughout the structure – from the flooring pattern on the floor deck, to the handrails and the fabric roof structure. The slim structural frames above deck level feature built-in LED rope lighting, illuminating the bridge at night in changing loop of colours.
The pedestrian bridge is a steel structure with an L-shaped plan, elevated above the road by a 4-pronged and 2-pronged steel columns. The floor deck is a latticed steel structure, topped by anti-slip floor finish, whereas the handrail and roof is held up simultaneously by a system of slim metal structure that sits directly on the floor deck.
The bridge connects pedestrians moving across from ground level and also from a multi-storey carpark structure. Many local commuters who work in the city centre park their cars in the carpark structure and take the LRT for the remaining of the journey. Since the completion of the bridge, the number of commuters who leave their cars behind have increased dramatically.
Taking the cue from the vibrant and bustling neighbourhood, the design express this dynamic characteristic through the structural system, the finishing of materials and dynamic lighting solutions. Here, a sculptural triangulated pattern occurs homogeneously throughout the structure – from the flooring pattern on the floor deck, to the handrails and the fabric roof structure. The slim structural frames above deck level feature built-in LED rope lighting, illuminating the bridge at night in changing loop of colours.
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