Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge

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The Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge is a distinctive pedestrian bridge in Minneapolis, Minnesota, known for its bold architectural design and integration of public art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrian bridge
public art installation
steel bridge
architect Siah Armajani NERFINISHED
associatedWithInstitution Walker Art Center NERFINISHED
associatedWithPlace Loring Park neighborhood NERFINISHED
Lowry Hill neighborhood NERFINISHED
connects Loring Park NERFINISHED
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1987
crosses Hennepin Avenue NERFINISHED
designer Siah Armajani NERFINISHED
featureTextBy John Ashbery NERFINISHED
hasArtContribution John Ashbery NERFINISHED
hasCategory Bridges completed in 1988
Bridges in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pedestrian bridges in Minnesota
Public art in Minneapolis
Works by Siah Armajani
hasFeature bright blue painted steel truss
integrated poetic text on the structure
lattice-like truss form
long central span over Hennepin Avenue
stairs and ramps at both ends
timber deck
viewpoints toward downtown Minneapolis
viewpoints toward the Basilica of Saint Mary
viewpoints toward the Walker Art Center
yellow diagonal bracing elements
length approximately 375 feet
locatedIn Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States NERFINISHED
maintainedBy City of Minneapolis NERFINISHED
material steel
wood
namedAfter Irene Hixon Whitney NERFINISHED
opened 1988
owner City of Minneapolis NERFINISHED
purpose pedestrian circulation
public art
urban design connection between park and sculpture garden
structuralEngineer Sverdrup & Parcel NERFINISHED
style conceptual public art
postmodern
textTitle “For John Berryman” (poem excerpt used on bridge) NERFINISHED
width approximately 16 feet

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Minneapolis Sculpture Garden connectedBy Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge