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Bridge Below the Water Surface

The original bridge below the water surface
Original way, not an easy task decide Dutch architects. During the reconstruction of the XVII century fort on them needed to throw a pedestrian bridge over a water-filled moat, but do it in such a way that it was practically invisible. The transition has been decided to erect a wooden tunnel submerged in water. The bridge was named Moses Bridge, a bridge is named after the prophet Moses.The Dutch Association of Architects awarded the title of best design structure 2011.

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Netherlands - Living under water

300 years ago, half of what we know as The Netherlands was under water. Slowly, the former seabed was reclaimed

watch video how

http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/116372-Netherlands-Living-under-water

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