The bridge in Marfino connects the new district to the old park. The new bridge is meant to breathe life into the old town. As a river, it flows between the trees on the level of windows and weaves into the footpaths in the park or on the contrary, starts with footpaths and goes above the ground and runs into one, forming one large bridge that will be a beginning for the town boulevard, connecting the town with the woods. It is planned to make the bridge out of thin metal rods and weave them into a cobweb between trees and houses. It has to be a part of the park, a light and airy link between man and nature. The bearing constructions will be made of metal. The flooring will be made of artificial wood.
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