Continuing our review of 2020, we spotlight 10 of the most interesting bridges unveiled this year, including Renzo Piano's Genoa bridge, a curved cycling bridge in Copenhagen and the world's longest glass-bottomed bridge.

Canavagh Bridge, Ireland, by O'Donnell + Tuomey
Irish architecture studio O'Donnell + Tuomey constructed this bridge, which was built over the River Lee to improve connections to University College Cork, from timber and concrete.
Two concrete abutments are connected by a deck made of long-span beams of laminated timber, which are supported by two steel beams.
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Technion Entrance Gate, Israel, by Schwartz Besnosoff Architects 
Technion Israel Institute of Technology's entrance gate was designed as a bridge that connects the campus with a city promenade. "We decided to offer a new interpretation to the idea of a 'gate' ? not a barrier or a separator but as a bridge," studio Schwartz Besnosoff Architects explained.
It designed the bridge, which is elevated above an existing road, using parametric software, and added an informal square where students can meet friends.
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Providence River Pedestrian Bridge, US, by Inform Studio and Buro Happold
The Providence River Pedestrian Bridge links two parks in Providence, Rhode Island, and incorporates five existing jetties. Its steel superstructure was clad in rot-resistant modular panels of Wana wood, a material that also ...