�糵�� Tribute To Peace

Date: 22 August 2010

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Date: 22 August 2010

Solid-rock bridge made of glass is new Georgia’s capital landmark.

The Bridge of Peace is a bow-shaped pedestrian bridge made of steel and glass, completely illuminated with LED lightning, creating a unique light spectacle above Kura River in downtown Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi.

This 150 meter long bridge connects olt town Tbilisi with it’s new, modern district.

The pulsating lights are communicating the message in Morse code; the message says chemical elements from the Mendeleev’s periodic table that make up a human body. The idea of the Italian designer Michele De Lucchi was to broadcast the message which is “the anthem of life and piece among people and nations”.

�糵��es for railings of this significant Tbilisi’s landmark are produced by Formator.

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