A curved golden bridge held up by two giant hands, designed by TA Landscape Architecture, is opened to the public near Da Nang in central Vietnam. The curved golden bridge at the Ba Na Hill Mountain Resorts Da Nang appears to be held up by two stone hands, which are in fact constructed from fiberglass and wire mesh positioned around steel supports. Named Golden Bridge, the walkway forms part of an upgraded route between two cable-car stations within the mountain-top resort. Vu Viet Anh, design principal at Ho Chi Minh City-based TA Landscape Architecture, told Dezeen the design was inspired by the "world of gods, giant things and livings things".

Source: Dezeen