On the tiniest of budgets using only local fabricators, this unique, graceful walkway in the Lake District National Park allows locals to cross the river, even in flood. A paean to the natural wonder of its location, it sings a small hymn to art on a shoestring. The shape of the bridge responds the forces it carries:

deep at mid span where loads are greatest, and slender at the edges. A handrail weaves between steel uprights that sway with the movement of people crossing. Using the hollow deck as an amplifier, the uprights, which are cut off at specific heights, play a specially composed tune when struck.