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This build is inspired by a design for an inhabitable bridge in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It features a unique walkway that incorporates both a restaurant and a bike store.

The suspension bridge itself is constructed using Quartz Blocks, Red Terracotta, and Acacia Fences. To achieve the intricate curves, an online PixelCircleGenerator tool was utilized. The two towers flanking the bridge each contain two floors, intended for the store and café, respectively. These interior spaces have been left unfinished for you to customize.

The area surrounding the bridge has also been left open, allowing for further personalization. The suspension wires were a challenging aspect of the build, with straight lines being the most practical solution for the bridge’s complex curves. This project involved significant effort to perfect the arches and overall design over a two-month period.

Materials Required

18 block types · 351,838 blocks · 293×93×70

Dirt187,657
Quartz Block100,558
Water15,264
Grass Block14,165
Red Terracotta11,670
Sea Lantern4,152
Polished Granite3,596
Acacia Fence3,498
Quartz Slab2,328
Quartz Stairs2,297
Black Terracotta1,944
Smooth Stone Slab1,744
End Rod1,209
White Stained Glass1,102
Glass Pane406
Ladder216
Polished Diorite20
Stone12

Before You Build

This build uses 351,838 blocks across 18 block types – about 5,498 stacks in total, or 204 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 293×70 blocks of ground and stands 93 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Dirt – 187,657 2932 stacks + 9
Quartz Block – 100,558 1571 stacks + 14
Water – 15,264 238 stacks + 32
Grass Block – 14,165 221 stacks + 21
Red Terracotta – 11,670 182 stacks + 22

Survival or creative?

Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Glass Pane, Grass Block, Sea Lantern.

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