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Park Union Bridge
PrizeHonorable Mention in Exterior Architecture Photography / Bridges
LocationSan Francisco, United States
StudioJason O'Rear
PhotographerJason O'Rear
The Park Union Bridge in Colorado Springs was designed as both a physical and symbolic connector, linking America’s Park to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum and extending into the greater downtown area. When photographing this project, I focused on how people interact with the bridge. How they move through it, pause along its span, and view it from a distance. The resulting images reflect a space defined by accessibility, celebration, and civic pride, anchored firmly in place, yet built to bring people together.