"glass bridge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of bridge that is made entirely or partially of glass, and is commonly used in architecture or engineering. Example: The tourists were amazed by the stunning glass bridge that spanned across the canyon, providing them with a breathtaking view of the landscape.
A glass bridge leads to a library and media room tucked inside a container.
The rail-less glass bridge, he added, will subtly discourage visitors from entering the private areas of his house.
The corridor is linked to a parallel bedroom corridor in the cantilevered rear of the home by a short glass bridge.
The prelude to the campaign has been accompanied by a feverish public works campaign in the capital, including construction of a major new thoroughfare and a sparkling glass bridge across the Mtkvari River.
Ryl Nowell's garden, symbolising Anglo-French co-operation, features raised squares of mirror glass, a path of see-through mesh and a glass bridge over a strip of water representing the English Channel.
The couple said their daughters are enamored by the idiosyncratic touches to the home, like the glass bridge and the wooden staircase, one side of which they delight in sliding down.
He would also construct several glass-and-steel atriums coexisting with the old walls, creating courtyards spanned with glass bridges.
Few can build poetry.' " The project was built, complete with glass bridges linking the towers like neighborhood alleys in the sky.
Mechanical behaviour of cracked glass bridged by an elastomeric ligament is central to properties of cracked glass/polymer laminates and other composites.
Located on the east side of the Boston museum, the 121,307-square-foot Art of the Americas Wing consists of a rectangular central building connected by glass bridges to two square pavilions.
The year-old addition, the Jepson Center for the Arts (207 West York Street; www.telfair.org), preserved Savannah's cherished street grid by dividing the structure into two, and joining it with two glass bridges, while giving the museum much-needed space.
