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Dom Luís I Bridge

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trimmed cornice finish, consisting of two staggered registers separated by cornice and interlacing struts. The lower deck is based on large foundations supporting molded cornices and wedges linked together by a felled arch, and framed by interlacing beams. At the base of the arches, facing the riverbanks, are large marble plaques with inscriptions "PONTE LUIZ I", and on the upstream face are stones representing royal coat-of-arms, with a shield framed by garlands. At the base of the lower deck, are iron-pillared, pyramidal-truncated pillars, erected in three sections, that attach to the upper deck.
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The bridge has an asphalt pavement for vehicular traffic, separated by cast iron guards, that limit the pedestrian sidewalks, that develop laterally. The central arch emerges from the bollards at the foundations and decreasing thickness towards the center. The upper deck, also flanked by pedestrian
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The iron bridge has two decks, of differing heights and widths, between which develop a large 172.5 metres (566 ft) diameter, central arch supporting these upper and lower decks. Both decks are moored to the riverbanks by means of masonry piers. Those in the upper deck, are rectangular with a
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By 26 May 1886, the first weight experiments began, with the transport of a 2,000 kilograms (4,400 lb) per metre. On 30 October construction of the main arch and upper deck were concluded, resulting in its inauguration the very next day. On 1 November, a toll system began to operate under the
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A competition was initiated in November 1880, in order to construct a double-deck metal bridge, which included projects by Compagnie de Fives-Lille, Cail & C., Schneider & Co., Gustave Eiffel, Lecoq & Co., Société de Braine-le-Comte, Société des Batignolles (which submitted two ideas),
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presented a project to construct a new bridge over the Douro, with a high single deck in order to facilitate ship navigation. This project was rejected due to dramatic growth of the urban population, which required a re-thinking of the limits of a single-deck platform.
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and pedestrian traffic. With more traffic and demographic growth, in March 2006, a project to enlarge the lower deck was elaborated by architect Virgínio Moutinho and engineers António and José António Campos e Matos. However, the municipal council of Porto asked the
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On 1 January 1944, the toll system was extinguished and the bridge began to function as free infrastructure of the municipal authority of Porto. Originally and for more than a century, the bridge carried road traffic on both decks. Along with other vehicles,
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The lower deck remained opened to general traffic until October 2021, when it closed temporarily to all traffic for the start of repairs and renovation work predicted to last about one year. When it reopened, in April 2023, the lower deck was restricted to
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Andrew Handyside & Co., Société de Construction de Willebroek (also two projects) and John Dixon. It was in January of the following year that deliberations by the committee supported the project of Société de Willebroek, a design that cost 369,000$ 00
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administration of the winning company, that was equal to 4 reís per person. The following year the lower deck was inaugurated, completing the project. During its ceremonies, the bridge was blessed by Bishop D. Américo.
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in the mid-2000s. From this deck are lamps used for illumination, confronting and connected, forming decorative circles at the angles. Under the guard is cut-out-like lambrequin decorated with phytomorphic elements.
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crossed both decks from May 1959 until 1993. By 1954, public works were initiated on the bridge under the direction of engineer Edgar Cardoso, who extended the decks and removed the electrification of the deck.
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and provided better carrying capacity. On 21 November 1881, the public work was awarded to the Belgian Société de Willebroek, from Brussels, for 402 contos. It was to be administered by
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walkways protected by cast iron guards (similar to the lower deck), was also asphalt-paved until converted to carry
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On 27 June 2003, the upper deck was closed to motor traffic in order to adapt the structure for the metro system.
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By the turn of the century (1908) electric carriages were installed in the city centre, extending to the bridge.
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form a box valley. It is 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) from the bridge of D. Maria Pia and, farther along, the
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The bridge is situated in an isolated, urban area over the River Douro between the granite banks, where the
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Martins, Maria do Rosário França; Torres, Maria Teresa Pinheiro; Freire, Paula Cristina Martins (1998),
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Two decks of varying lengths: 172 metres (564 ft) (lower deck) and 395.25 metres (1,296.8 ft)
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Coentrão, Abel (6 August 2016), "Projeto de alargamento da Ponte Luís I está a ser repensado",
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Cordeiro, José Manuel Lopes (1 November 2011), "Ex-libris do Porto faz 125 anos",
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A view of the bridge towards Porto from the southern margin of Vila Nova de Gaia
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An 1883 view of Ponte Pênsil and Luís I, showing the construction of the archway
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Night view of the bridge showing the historic centre of Porto and main archway
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Institute for the Management of Architectural and Archaeological Heritage
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A view of the initial construction of Dom Luís I Bridge from the river
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A turn of the century perspective of the bridge, taken northward from
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8 metres (26 ft) vehicular width (between pedestrian walkways)
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Sereno, Isabel; Leão, Miguel; Costa, Patrícia (2005), SIPA (ed.),
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Almeida, Pedro Vieira da; Fernandes, José Manuel (1986),
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In 1982, the bridge was designated a cultural heritage
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crossed the upper deck from 1908 until May 1959, and
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Garrison Border Town of Elvas and its Fortifications
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Dom Luís Bridge, Porto

Coordinates
41°08′24″N 8°36′34″W / 41.139863°N 8.609336°W / 41.139863; -8.609336
Light rail
Rio Douro
Porto
City of Porto
Vila Nova de Gaia
arch bridge
Théophile Seyrig
Société de Willebroek
nl
réis
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Porto
Monastery of Serra do Pilar
Criteria
755
Session
Portuguese National Monument
Portuguese
double-deck
arch bridge
Douro
Porto
Vila Nova de Gaia
Portugal
longest of its type
Maria Pia Bridge

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