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Esquisse showing floating piers off the Forth Rail Bridge drawn by Wynne McLeish

DP 169780

Description Esquisse showing floating piers off the Forth Rail Bridge drawn by Wynne McLeish

Date 13/1/2013

Collection General Collection

Catalogue Number DP 169780

Category On-line Digital Images

Copy of DC 65057

Scope and Content Description of esquisse on the back: Design spaces for changed places: With sea levels predicted to rise, this proposal is one way Scotland could address the future extremes of flooding. Attached to the upper structure of the Forth Rail Bridge, a series of floating piers maintain buoyancy with the ebb and flow of the rising Firth of Forth tides. With energy supplied through wind and wave generators, each pier accommodates diverse residential and commercial programmes and allows for a small population to thrive in this extreme climate.

Accession Number 2014/1

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1366448

File Format (TIF) Tagged Image File Format bitmap

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Collection Level (551 359) General Collection

Group Level (551 359/455) Esquisse Challenge Competition Entries

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Attribution: © Courtesy of HES (Esquisse Challenge 2014)

Licence Type: Limited

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