Sheikh Zayed Bridge

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Sheikh Zayed Bridge is a landmark, sinuously curved road bridge in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, celebrated for its dramatic, wave-like design by architect Zaha Hadid.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
bridge in the United Arab Emirates
landmark
road bridge
architect Zaha Hadid NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle deconstructivism
category Bridges completed in 2010
Bridges in Abu Dhabi
Road bridges in the United Arab Emirates
Zaha Hadid buildings NERFINISHED
connects Abu Dhabi island NERFINISHED
mainland Abu Dhabi NERFINISHED
constructionStart 2003
country United Arab Emirates
crosses Khor Al Maqta NERFINISHED
designer Zaha Hadid Architects NERFINISHED
designFeature asymmetric arch forms
sinuous curves
wave-like arches
engineer Buro Happold NERFINISHED
function carries road traffic
hasToll no
length 842 metres
approximately 840 metres
lightingFeature dynamic coloured lighting
programmable LED illumination
locatedIn Abu Dhabi NERFINISHED
locatedInEmirate Emirate of Abu Dhabi NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Abu Dhabi authorities NERFINISHED
material concrete
reinforced concrete
steel
namedAfter Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan NERFINISHED
namedForRole founding father of the UAE
notableFor complex steel arch geometry
dramatic sculptural form
iconic night-time appearance
numberOfLanes 4 lanes in each direction
opened 2010
owner Government of Abu Dhabi NERFINISHED
partOf Abu Dhabi road network
region Persian Gulf region NERFINISHED
symbolizes flow of water beneath the bridge
waves of the desert dunes
trafficType motor vehicles
width about 61 metres

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