The Zhivopisny Bridge crosses the Moskva River in northwestern Moscow, Russia. Architect Nikolay Shumakov designed it. It opened on December 27, 2007, as part of Krasnopresnensky Avenue. The article does not name an engineer, a client, a construction start or the materials.
This cable-stayed bridge has an S-shaped deck that runs for more than 4,921 feet (1,500 meters). The main section is 1,344 feet (409.5 meters) long and 154 feet (47 meters) wide. An arch pylon rises 344 feet (105 meters) and carries 78 cables.
A disk-like observation structure was planned to hold a restaurant, but that plan was abandoned. Most of the bridge's length runs along the river bank.
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