Along the Lincoln to Boston section of the National Cycle Network, contemporary structures will rise from the banks of the River Witham. Each a unique vantage point over the culturally distinctive low lying landscape. The first structures will offer new views of the striking historic landmark towers of Lincoln cathedral at the one end and Boston Stump at the other.

The structures will be realized by Belgian architect and ‘urbanist’ Paul Robbrecht (Robbrecht en Daem), in association with Place Architects and Smithers Parslow Engineers. Paul works with special respect for a sites’ landscape and history and thrives on the challenge of designing contemporary creations appropriate to place.
To follow Paul through the design process, take a look through architects diaries where his photos, thoughts, sketches and plans will be posted as they are created.
Hi-views, commissioned by Sustrans, (the sustainable transport charity) and LPAN (the ‘Lincolnshire Public Art Network’). It is part of Sustrans' national programme 'Art & The Travelling Landscape'.
February 2004


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