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KIRK's Alice St Pedestrian Bridge featured in Courier Mail

KIRK | Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Conceptual Render
KIRK - Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Courier Mail Article
KIRK | Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Conceptual Render River Arial
KIRK | Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Conceptual Render Overhead
KIRK | Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Conceptual Render River View

Our proposal for the Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge was recently featured in the article New Bridge will get to the Point in the Courier Mail, which can be viewed on our publications page. In 2013 KIRK submitted proposal for the Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge (Kangaroo Point Bridge), as a part of Brisbane City Council’s New City Centre Master Plan.

The double curve aligns the Alice-Edward Street intersection with Thornton Street, Kangaroo Point, and creates an elegant gesture across the river.

More information about our Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge Concept click the project name.

The key thing with this bridge is the entire 2.5km stretch of the Eastern edge of the CBD is currently inaccessible across the river. Whereas, the Western edge currently has 4 connections - soon to be 5 if they build Bonner.

Richard Kirk
KIRK Director

The bridge contributes to an environment that increases the viability of the full range of sustainable travel choices in the CBD. The double curve aligns the Alice-Edward Street intersection with Thornton Street, Kangaroo Point, and creates an elegant gesture across the river.

KIRK

Having a jointly funded state and council green bridge that caters for not just pedestrians, but also cyclists, would be Fantastic.

Adrian Schrinner
Deputy Mayor

The State government has committed funding to a business case for a new bridge that would link Kangaroo Point to the city.

Courier Mail

KIRK | Alice Street Pedestrian Bridge - Conceptual Plan

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