Bridge of Aspiration (City of Westminster, 2002) Structurae
Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the Bridge of Aspiration provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. The design addresses a series of complex contextual issues and is legible both as a fully integrated component of the buildings it links and as an independent architectural element.
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The Covent Garden's Bridge of Aspirations connects the Royal Ballet School with the Royal Opera House on Floral Street in London England. Wilkinson Eyre Architects designed the pedestrian sky-bridge, and it opened in 2002. An aluminum structure supports 23 square portals which contort as they shift to a new plane and building height.
Bridge of Aspiration (City of Westminster, 2002) Structurae
The Bridge of Aspiration connects the Royal Ballet School (left) to the Royal Opera House (right) on the 4th floor. The bridge was designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects. The new building has the same traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium as before, but with greatly improved technical, rehearsal, office, and educational facilities.
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A bridge was constructed between the school and the Opera House, linking the school with the theatre and the Royal Ballet Company's own studios. Wilkinson Eyre Architects the designer of the bridge received an architectural award and it is known as the Bridge of Aspiration.
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The Bridge of Aspiration between the Royal Ballet School and the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden comprises an aluminium beam of highly complex geometry and a series of aluminium and timber square frames forming a twisted box arrangement (Fig. 1). This paper describes the design and construction, and addresses the reasons for selecting.
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The Bridge of Aspiration. Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the Bridge of Aspiration provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated component of the.
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Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the Bridge of Aspiration provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated component of the buildings it links and as an.
Bridge of Aspiration (City of Westminster, 2002) Structurae
a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. Twisting high above Floral Street in London's Covent Garden, the Bridge of Aspiration provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. The unusual form of the bridge is generated by rotating each of the frames by about 4 degrees.
Bridge of Aspiration (City of Westminster, 2002) Structurae
exterior, bridge seen from the street below; the skybridge connects the Royal Ballet School with the Royal Opera House, 2017 46 Floral St, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9DA, UK Type of Work
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Description. The Royal Ballet's "Bridge of Aspiration" twists its way above Floral Street in Covent Garden. It provides the dancers and staff with a link from the school to the Royal Opera House. The architects say that, "The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated.
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Built. YEAR. 2003. Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the Bridge of Aspiration provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade I listed Royal Opera House. The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated component of the buildings.
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This brilliant design, by Wilkinson Eyre with engineer Flint and Neill, has produced an exquisite bridge across a narrow street, bringing to reality the ballet school's desire to have a link expressing movement. The simple idea of a rotating box was a complex structure to achieve; aluminium played a key part in it.
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Bridge of Aspiration linking the Royal Ballet Upper School on the left with the Royal Opera House, designed by Flint & Neill and Buro Happold with WilkinsonEyre. The Royal Ballet School's Covent Garden base was established in 1955, when the younger students were moved to White Lodge. The school remained at existing studios in Barons Court.
Bridge of Aspiration (800 x 800) [OC] designed by WilkinsonEyre. This walkway links the Royal
This trail takes you around key landmarks around Covent Garden associated with the Royal Opera House and theatrical creative life. Theatrical Trail of Covent Garden. Covent Garden Tube station. The Bridge of Aspiration, stage door and Fly tower. The young dancer. Bow Street. 1858 entrance. Paul Hamlyn Hall. Articulated lorry lift.
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Bridge of Aspiration, photographed by Nicolas Janberg in 2011 (ID 192825)