Puente de Luz is a bright, golden-yellow pedestrian bridge that spans the active railway corridor between Front Street and the CityPlace neighborhood. Designed by the Chilean sculptor Francisco Gazitua, the structure functions as an eight-million-dollar public art installation meant to link the city's north and south. Its striking yellow color serves to break up the surrounding gray concrete of the rail lines and nearby developments.
"Puente De Luz" by Francisco Gazitua
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