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Has London finally found a Thames bridge that everyone can get behind?
reForm Architects have registered their design for a new Thames-spanning pedestrian and cycle bridge between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf, 'a place desperately short of cross-river connections' according to Wainwright. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood A rendered elevation. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood An exploded axo. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood A night-view rendering. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood An exploded axo. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood An aerial rendering. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood A rendered plan. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood

reForm Architects have registered their design for a new Thames-spanning pedestrian and cycle bridge between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf, 'a place desperately short of cross-river connections' according to Wainwright. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood
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reForm Architects have registered their design for a new Thames-spanning pedestrian and cycle bridge between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf, "a place desperately short of cross-river connections" according to Wainwright. Credit: Reform Architects/Elliott Wood