Omnipotent container builds a 525-foot bridge - Container House Design Wellcamp-Professional container production

It's not uncommon to use containers to build buildings, but have you ever seen a bridge built with containers? The special functions of containers are only what you can't think of, and it can't be built without it. The container bridge in Tel Aviv National Park was designed and constructed by Yoav Messer Architects, an Israeli architectural design firm. plan. Their plan is that, considering that Ariel Sharon National Park itself was transformed into an abandoned garbage dump, a bridge built with waste containers is more suitable for the reuse of waste containers. It only needs to be abandoned. Very few of them can build the bridge that is currently lying on the drawing. And the picture that this drawing shows is wonderful. At 525 feet in length, it looks like a passageway made of shipping containers, with just the right amount of strip skylights or square viewing platforms. When completed, it will be mainly for tourists, bicycles and minibuses to pass through. At that time, tourists can walk and stop on the bridge and enjoy the scenery on both sides of the bridge comfortably. The use of waste containers can quickly and easily complete the construction, and it can be fabricated in different places, and then assembled on site, which minimizes the impact of construction on the base.