Nhat Tan Bridge Case Study

Nhat Tan Bridge

Lately, Vietnam has a big improvement in the infrastructure area especially with the roads, bridges and the huge size of constructions. This is controlled by the land elements of the territory with a high number of vast waterways. Nhat Tan Bridge, the connection between Noi Bai air terminal and the Hanoi downtown area, was put into operation in 2015. The objective of this project is to enhance transportation capacity for absorbing increasing traffic demand by constructing a bridge over Red River and its approach roads, thereby contributing to the economic development of Hanoi district.

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“Nhat Tan bridge is seen as a gift of Japanese people dedicating to the 60th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation Day (10/10/1954 – 10/10/2014)”

The Nhat Tan Bridge is a great link stayed connect traversing the Red River and situated in the North of Hanoi. The aggregate length of the venture is 8.9 km, including the actual 3.75 km bridge. The connect is the new door to Hanoi as it significantly decreases the vehicle time to Hanoi Noi Bai Airport, the second busiest airplane terminal in Vietnam for passengers (Group, 2017).Furthermore, the utilitarian scaffold is a striking point of interest in the capital city and Hanoi authorities trust the dynamic light venture will change the impression of the extension and help support tourism to the territory. Not only meaningful in terms of traffic, Nhat Tan Bridge also makes people eagerly, amused by the modern design, aesthetic and spiritual meaning, is the highlight of the landscape across the Red River. With beautiful architectural style. Nhat Tan Bridge is a very gorgeous bridge with a lot of light decorations at night and the structure of the bridge are stunning and the two banks of the Red River are incredibly eye-catching, combined with the A-shaped wire-stayed pillars with crimson red paint. The people living near the bridge are delighted to be able to admire the sparkle of the night from the five spans. The towering pillar successively creates a deep feeling that attracts viewers. Every evening, each of Nhat Tan's bridges is illuminated by six to twelve lanterns, which form the giant rainbow that illuminates the Red River Nhat Tan Bridge is 3,755.0 m long, 33.2 m wide, across the Red River. The two-way bridge has a total length of 5.178,81 m, bringing the total length of the bridge over 8.5 km (Anh, 2016). The construction of the Nhat Tan Bridge is of special importance in Hanoi's transportation network, contributing to the completion of the northern ring road II of the capital, reducing the traffic pressure for the routes from the inner city to the international