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I'm looking at the design and living in the UK, my first thoughts are - BMX riders are going to love this. I'd be interested in seeing it in more detail as whi
by Zenst 5y ago
I'm looking at the design and living in the UK, my first thoughts are - BMX riders are going to love this.
I'd be interested in seeing it in more detail as whilst the design does seem to possibly be wheelchair accessible, it does seem to have some stepping upon the up and down slops.
Though nice design on many levels, feels like the railway foot crossings may leap out of the Victorian era designs into something a bit more tomorrow. Which if you want to see what many footbridges look like - https://www.railadvent.co.uk/2021/03/victorian-footbridge-restored-for-passengers-on-derbyshire-railway-station.html https://www.railadvent.co.uk/2021/03/victorian-footbridge-re...
will tick many a quaint and tourist box but for daily use or those less able to climb such gradient stairs, not much fun.
- barbazoo 5y ago> I'd be interested in seeing it in more detail as whilst the design does seem to possibly be wheelchair accessible, it does seem to have some stepping upon the up and down slops. It looks like it's steps on either side, not sure how they're gonna make that wheelchair accessible without dramatically reducing the angle of the slope.