Photos: World’s longest asymmetric cable-stayed bridge

The Danjiang Bridge over the Tamsui River on the outskirts of Taipei, Taiwan, is expected to be the world’s longest asymmetric cable-stayed bridge upon completion in 2025, at 920m.

The pier of the bridge rises 200m above the water surface of the river and required detailed planning in compliance with strict safety guidelines.

Peri is assisting with the project by providing individually planned and coordinated formwork and engineering solutions to ensure that the unusual pier design can be constructed…

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