גשר המיתרים

Tonight Jerusalem welcomed it's newest landmark the גשר המיתרים or "Chords Bridge". It's the only Calatrava design that I've had a chance to see and while it's beautiful, I really wonder if this is a bridge that was originally designed for some other city... It's twice the height of anything else in Jerusalem and is the polar opposite of the ancient sand stone aesthetic of the rest of the built environment of the city. Anyway, it's still cool looking, even during the day.

Labels: architecture