REBUILDING HISTORY
THREE MILES ACROSS THE HUDSON
Everything has an expiration date, and architecture is no exception – neither is the 3 mile long Tappan Zee bridge over the Hudson river. Built in 1955 with minimal resources, on a startingly uneven surface, the bridge was built only to stand for five decades. The corroded infrastructure was in desperate need of a rebuild to not only preserve the architecture, but to protect the lives of the 140,000+ people who cross the three-mile stretch daily (more than twice the design capacity).
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