Seri Saujana Bridge, Putrajaya

Seri Saujana Bridge, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)


Seri Saujana Bridge (GPS: 2.91362, 101.67634), or Jambatan Seri Saujana, is an elegant, futuristic bridge that links Precinct 4 to Precinct 7 in Putrajaya. It was completed on 31 May, 2003, and I photographed it about a year later. I remember crossing this cable-stayed arch bridge on foot, in the dead of night, with a heavy tripod over my shoulder, while my friends waited in the car. They must be thinking that their old schoolmate is crazy, to go to such lengths to photograph all of Putrajaya's major sights.

The futuristic and elegant Seri Saujana Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge with a span of 300m and a width of 32m, supported by two steel parabolic arches and pylons. There is a dual three-lane carriageway across it. It links Precinct 4 to Precinct 7, allowing traffic from the south to enter the core island of Putrajaya from Route B15 and the KL-KLIA highway.

Seri Saujana Bridge, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)


Seri Saujana Bridge, Putrajaya (9 July, 2016)


Seri Saujana Bridge is an elegant, futuristic structure (6 June, 2004)


View of the Seri Saujana Bridge from the sidewalk (6 June, 2004)


View of the Seri Saujana Bridge from the side (6 June, 2004)


One of the piers of Seri Saujana Bridge with its attached cables (6 June, 2004)

Seri Saujana Bridge is on the Map of the Bridges in Putrajaya

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