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These pictures are rederings though.

• hijp 6y ago
  Sure but from the main article I couldn't tell why they needed an underwater roundabout in the first place.
  • AdhemarVandamme 6y ago
    The Eysturoy tunnel is an Y-shaped tunnel, connecting three islands of the Faroe. (Edit: Not entirely true, as two of the mouths are actually on different peninsulas of the same island Eysturoy.) I guess they could have chosen to dig 2 different tunnels, but that would probably have been more expensive because of the increase in kilometers, seeing how long they dig under land at the mouths in order for the tunnel to be deep enough at the banks/shores.
• halgir 6y ago
  This article has photographs of the roundabout itself being decorated by a local artist: https://portal.fo/dagur-36150/myndir-listaverkid-hja-trondi-patursson-i-eysturoyartunlinum-verdur-sett-upp.grein https://portal.fo/dagur-36150/myndir-listaverkid-hja-trondi-...
  • skrebbel 6y ago
    I love that each exit has a different colour light. The neon lights in themselves strike me as rather tacky, but knowing you usually drive from the blue exit to the green exit is super useful and user friendly.
    • ThePadawan 6y ago
      > The neon lights in themselves strike me as rather tacky [...] I think this might also just be an effect of the fake high dynamic range on the pictures (i.e. a rather large amount of color bleed from an underexposed slice of the image was artificially enlarged to make it "pop" more).