This document provides information about a student project to redesign the Cutter Ferry Bridge in Cambridge to address congestion issues. It includes a site location map, analysis of the original floor plans highlighting congestion, proposed redesigned floor plans and sections showing a widened glass walkway supported by concrete structures, and 3D renderings of the concept. The goal is to improve flow of pedestrians and cyclists across the bridge to reduce congestion.

1. Digital Media 2
BA (Hons) Interior Design
Cambridge School of Art
Module Code: MOD000169
Semester 1
Environment Project
Connor Whyatt

2. INDEX
Location/ Map page 3
Floor Plans page 4
Section/ Elevation page 5
3 Dimensional View page 6
Perspective View page 7

3. LOCATION / MAP
Site Analysis
The site is located North East of Cambridge city centre.
The bridge, also known as ‘The Cutter Ferry Bridge’, one
of the main walkways. It gets conjested very easily and
quickly if theres a large number of people that cross it
daily.
All the Cambridge college and Anglia Ruskin Universi-
ty boat houses run across the River Cam and the Cutter
Ferry Bridge is the only walkway for the students. I have
done surveys around the space and a lot of people feel
that students are one of the main causes for its conjes-
tion.
There are also the problem of the number of cyclists, too
many at ove can casue serious problems for the users.
My aim for this project is to have ease of flow for people
around the space to help stop the conjestion problems.

4. FLOOR PLANS
Original Floor Plans
I highlighted the original floor plans of the
bridge and placed people to get a sense of
the scale, all of which were created by using
Photoshop.
My proposed Floor Plan
scale 1:100
Rendered Floor
Plan

5. SECTION
My proposal:
The main walkway of the bridge will be made of glass, supported by two
concrete structures. The two ramps will have a concrete walkway. All of
which will have a glass banister either side joined with a steel handrail.
Wires will be connected from the tip of the concrete structure to the steel
handrail.
The stairs wll also be made of concrete,supported by steel structures and
glass banisters.

6. Perspectives
Concept Image

7. 3 Dimensional View of my design