description Squibb Park Bridge, Brooklyn Overview
Squibb Park Bridge is a pedestrian bridge in Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York City. Designed by engineer Ted Zoli, it connects the park with the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood through a sloping structure made with timber and other flexible components. The bridge became known for a noticeable bounce while people crossed it, which led to public discussion of its design, maintenance, and suitability for everyday pedestrian use.
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How good is Squibb Park Bridge, Brooklyn?
Squibb Park Bridge, Brooklyn scores 5.98/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Footbridge category.
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