Pune is set to inaugurate two architecturally unique pedestrian bridges, enhancing connectivity and safety while blending cultural symbolism with modern infrastructure.
Pune MetroPedestrian BridgesUrban InfrastructureSustainable TransportCultural DesignReal Estate PuneMay 17, 2025
The tanpura-shaped pedestrian bridge is expected to be inaugurated by the end of May.
The Pagdi Bridge is 105 metres long.
The Pagdi Bridge is inspired by the traditional Maratha turban and features an 18-metre-tall bowstring arch.
The new pedestrian bridge connects key commercial and residential areas, eliminating the need to cross busy roads or take circuitous detours, thus enhancing last-mile connectivity and pedestrian safety.
The Pagdi Bridge is expected to be completed by mid-June.
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