Bridges, Pedestrian Bridges, Road Bridges

Glacis Bridge Ingolstadt

© Jens Weber

The design of this Danube Bridge is characterized by a cable supported slender concrete deck with the walkways following the alignment of the cables. This structure combines a concrete frame with inclined struts and a stress ribbon. The foot paths are separated from the deck and rest on smaller cables arranged on either side of the main cables whilst the automobile traffic uses the upper level.

Location
Ingolstadt, Germany
Architect
schlaich bergermann partner; Ackermann und Partner; Peter Kluska Landschaft
Cooperation
Grad Ingenieurplanungen, Ingolstadt; Obermeyer Planen+Beraten, München
Owner
Stadt Ingolstadt
Project Responsibility
Jörg Schlaich, Mike Schlaich

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Technical Data

Total length
185 m
Spans
42 m - 76 m - 46 m (164 m)
Total width
19.65 m (3.50 - 12.25 - 3.50 m)
Cables
4 x Ø 118 mm (carriageway), 2 x Ø 106 mm (walkway), fully locked, GALFAN, unalloyed quality steel, 180 t
Concrete
5,200 m³
Structural steel
St 52-3, 230 t
Reinforcement steel
1,000 t
Steel
16 t for pre-stressed concrete

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Awards

Architekturpreis Beton
Glacis Bridge Ingolstadt, honorable mention
traffic design award
award - footbridges: Footbridge over the Inner Harbour, Duisburg, Germany award - road bridges: Bridge over Nesenbach Valley, Stuttgart, Germany honorary mention - footbridges:  Bike Path Bridge Minden (Glacis Bridge), Germany
Ingenieurbaupreis
Glacis Bridge Ingolstadt

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