Refined design for the Alexandra Bridge replacement
Photos from the refined design of the preferred concept for the Alexandra Bridge replacement.
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Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The bridge’s form is defined by three undulating arches that reference the river’s moving water, the contours of the shoreline and escarpment, and the curved facade of the Canadian Museum of History. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The bridge features seating areas, sheltered nooks, shading structures and wind protection. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The bridge features lookout spaces offering uninterrupted views of the river and the central capital scene. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The bridge has been designed with continuous separation between drivers and the cycleway and pedestrian deck. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The cycleway provides a smooth, straight route across the river, where a concrete safety barrier keeps cyclists separated from vehicles. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The railing is designed to be strong and secure, helping those who might find crossing bridges intimidating, while transparency is provided to allow all users to enjoy views. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update At four locations along the bridge—at the ends and at the public spaces—there are locations for cyclists to dismount and safely enter the pedestrian path.(NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The Ottawa River provides a rich and diverse natural setting for the Alexandra Bridge, which remains a key feature of the landscape in the National Capital Region. (NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The bridge approaches are positioned sensitively on the river’s shorelines and escarpment.(NCC)
Alexandra Bridge Replacement - Project Update The pathways along the shorelines connect users to Confederation Boulevard. (NCC)
