Elizabeth Quay Bridge

The Elizabeth Quay Bridge is a hundred and ten-meter-long pedestrian and cyclist suspension bridge that spans the inlet of the Swan River. You can identify it by its two leaning steel arches that rise twenty-two meters above the water and meet in the center to create an M-shaped profile. The deck is shaped like an elongated S and features jarrah eucalyptus timber, which was chosen to reflect the local maritime context.