Jeanne Gang spent her childhood holidays out on the road with her family, looking at the bold new bridges and roads springing up across America.
For many low-income young adults, pursuing a college degree involves taking bold steps toward bridging education, careers, and employment.
The Columbus interchange itself, dominated by a twin-ribbed steel arch, is distinctive, as is a bold, single-pylon suspension bridge across the White River between the interchange and the city center.
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The itinerary might include Rotterdam's two signature bridges – the bold, red Willemsbrug and the Erasmusbrug, nicknamed 'The Swan' after the spread-eagled stance of its 139-metre pylon.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany appeared to dismiss such concerns by defending the package as bold and calling it a bridge to 2010, when growth is expected to pick up again.
Just as foreign and otherworldly as the raw vitality found in the young Slime contingent's ferocious approach to rapping, the producers on YSS have crafted their own bold sonic statement that has bridged the boundaries between these very disparate groups of artists.
The exhibition begins with the bold, playful photomontages which were his bridge from painting to photography.
This bold design will be much more than a bridge; included in its vast form will be a park, a mall, meeting spaces and a museum.
"Our formal massing was actually the same as his," Williams recalled, "but our bold and probably wrong move was to make a bridge across the sculpture garden connecting the education wing to the galleries.
Judges for the RIBA's annual Stirling Prize said the "simple and incredibly elegant" £22m bridge was not only an innovative and bold engineering challenge, but also the one piece of architecture that would be remembered by people this year.
