The Juan Bravo bridge (1970) is a landmark of Madrid’s 20th-century engineering. Pioneering composite technology, it combines structural innovation with urban design, featuring Spain’s first open-air sculpture museum beneath its spans. This multidisciplinary project has blended engineering with art and urban landscape. Recent heritage initiatives now highlight its triple value: as technical milestone, as social space, and as cultural symbol.
The Juan Bravo bridge (1970) is a landmark of Madrid’s 20th-century engineering. Pioneering composite technology, it combines structural innovation with urban design, featuring Spain’s first open-air sculpture museum beneath its spans. This multidisciplinary project has blended engineering with art and urban landscape. Recent heritage initiatives now highlight its triple value: as technical milestone, as social space, and as cultural symbol. Read More
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