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| This bridge with handrails that appear to float in mid-air straddles a tall living space and connects the first and second floors. You ascend the stair in the foreground, cross the bridge, and ascend again in the opposite direction from whence you came. Private Comment
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| Here is another glass-floor bridge, though the more robust guardrails give a stronger sense of safety while crossing it. Unique here is how the roof pops up to allow for passage across the space. The architects take advantage of this with windows on both sides and a skylight bringing plenty of light into the space. Private Comment
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| Another view of the bridge shows how it is placed above casework separating the living and dining areas. In this regard the glass floor helps to bring light to these spaces. Private Comment
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| This bridge takes advantage of the space under a ridge linking two wings at an angle to each other. The various angles of the underside of the roof and plan give the view a dynamic quality. Private Comment
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| This walkway overlooks not only the large living area but also an outdoor space (at left) at a level above the patio seen through the opposite glass wall. Private Comment
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| This bridge overlooks a double-height that serves a pool to the left of the photo. Note the door at the end of the walkway ... Private Comment
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| It continues as a bridge outside! What better place to end this ideabook? Private Comment
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