The crossings from Toowong to West End and St Lucia to West End are part of a city-wide programme to make it easier for people to get around on foot, by bike or scooter, or by connecting with public transport.
Above: Toowong to West End concept design
Key features of the Toowong to West End Bridge include:
- a curved single-mast cable stay bridge form with a length of about 280m and mast height of 75m above water level;
- a single water-based pier on the Toowong side of the Brisbane River to minimise impacts on river users;
- dedicated pathways for pedestrians and cyclists, with a minimum width of 6m and accessible grades;
- a bridge clearance height of 11.4 metres, with provision for a 70m wide navigation channel.
Above: St Lucia to West End concept design
Key features of the St Lucia to West End Bridge include:
- a ground-anchored suspension bridge with four gently inclined masts, with a total length of about 310m;
- dedicated pathways for walkers and riders, with a minimum width of 6m and accessible grades;
- a bridge clearance height of 11.4m, with provision for a 70m wide navigation channel.
