Architecture case study on Bamboo Bridge.

1. •BAMBOO BRIDGE
•ARCHITECTS: ASF-ID
•LOCATION: SOLO,CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA
•ARCHITECTSIN CHARGE: ANDREA FITRIANTO,
KLAUS DENGEN,SISCAPRAMUDYA
•YEAR: 2017
• CONNECTINGTHE PASAR GEDE MARKET AND
COLONIAL DUTCH VASTENBURGFORT,
THE 18 METER BAMBOO STRUCTURE OFFERS
REVITALIZATION OF RIVER LIFE IN INDONESIA.
• SPANNING ACROSS THE KALI PEPE RIVER, ITS
TRACK VARIES IN WIDTH FROM 1.8 TO 2.3 M.
INTARNAL VIEW
• ASSEMBLED IN A PARKING LOT, THE MAIN
ARCHES OF THE BRIDGE ARE A RESULT OF
LARGE BAMBOO POLES CUT AT REGULAR
INTERVALS AND SECURED TOGETHER WITH
GALVANIZED STEEL BOLTS.
• TO PROLONG THE LONGETIVITY OF BRIDGE,
FLOOR IS MADE OF R.C.C. AND ROOF HAS
EAVES TO PROTECT PEST-TREATED BAMBOO.
• MOBILE CRANES WERE USED TO PLACE THEM
ON THE FOUNDATION
ISOMETRIC VIEW
ELEVATION
SECTION
PLAN
JOINARY DETAIL
• VERTICAL SUPPORTS AT REGULAR INTERVALS
ACCOMPANY THE ARCHES TO PROVIDE EXTRA
SUPPORT TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE.
• A MAIN GOAL OF ARCHITECTSWAS TO EXEMPLIFY
CONSTRUCTIVE POSSIBLITIES OF PLANT,KNOWN
FOR ITS TENSILE STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY.
• IN INDONESIA,BAMBOOIS MOST OF CONSIDERED
AS A SECONDARYCONSTRUCTIONMATERIAL.
• PETUNG IS THE SPECIES OF BAMBOO,WHICH IS
USED IN BRIDGE.
• DISCRIPTION FROM ARCHITECTS:INCONTEXT
OF PROMOTING BAMBOO AS A PROMISING
MATERIAL FOR THE FUTURE,THE BRIDGE IS
SHOWCASING THE VALUE OFMATERIAL FOR A
PUBLIC FACILITY WITHIN CITIES