Bridge 307
Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Bridge 307 is a double-beam drawbridge for bicycles designed by Piet Kramer and completed in Amsterdam in 1950. The bridge's distinctive mechanical design—featuring twin beams and a drawbridge mechanism—was conceived to accommodate bicycle traffic while allowing passage for water vessels beneath it, reflecting the practical engineering solutions developed in post-war Amsterdam when cycling infrastructure was essential to urban mobility.
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- Built
- Type
- bicycle bridge, double-beam drawbridge
- Place
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
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