The Oslo Leonardo Bridge in Norway is a 109.2 meter long footbridge constructed in 2001 with a main span of 40 meters. It has one vertical arch and two tilted arches made of glulam timber that are fixed at the abutments and interconnected at the apex, and its deck consists of 120 cubic meters of glulam timber stress laminated together.

1. Oslo Leonardo Bridge, Norway
Vebjørn Sand

2. • Bridge site: Oslo, Norway
• Type of Bridge: Footbridge
• Total length: 109.2 m
• Main span: 40.0 m
• Vertical clearance above road: 5.70 m
• Year of construction: 2001

4. • Structural system: One vertical and two
tilted arches with fixed ends at the
abutments and interconnected at the apex
• Material quantities: 90 m3 of glulam timber
(Gl 36c), whereof about half the amount in
the centre arch after having ground off
about 40 m3. 120 m3 glulam timber in the
stress laminated bridge deck