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Renzo Piano’s Genoa San Giorgio Bridge Opens to Traffic
- The Genoa San Giorgio bridge, designed by Renzo Piano to replace the Morandi Bridge that collapsed on 14 August 2018 killing 43, opened to traffic on August 5, 2020[2][3]
- It was inaugurated by the Italian prime minister almost two years after the collapse[3]
- The viaduct is about 1,067 m long with 19 spans, 18 piers and a 40 m height, costing 202 million euros[2][3]
- It has solar panels covering 95% of its energy needs, and sensors and robots for monitoring and cleaning[2][3]
- Italferr did the technical project, Pergenova ScpA was general contractor, built in under two years[3]
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=OHazMnF7NIoyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Aug 5, 2020 ✓· 100% of score
Happened as dated: ArchDaily[2], the only link that dates the pin's titled event, says the new bridge 'will be open to traffic starting August 5, 2020'. The 3 August 2020 date the pin used is the inauguration ceremony, two days earlier.
- [2]90%Renzo Piano's Genoa Bridge Opens to Traffic | ArchDailyarchdaily.com· Published Aug 5, 2020· 0% of score
States the bridge opened to traffic on 5 August 2020, two years after the Morandi collapse.[1]
- [3]88%Renzo Piano unveils Genoa San Giorgio Bridge in Genoadezeen.com· Published Aug 5, 2020· 0% of score
Confirms the inauguration ceremony on 3 August 2020 attended by Italy’s president and PM.[1]
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