Located in the heart of Brisbane, the Kurilpa Bridge connects BrisbaneCBD and the South Brisbane (South Brisbane), Bridge, 470m in length and 6.5m wide, and has become one of the landmark buildings of Brisbane. Kurilpa Bridge has a novel and unique design, full of architectural aesthetics. At the same time, Kurilpa Bridge is not only a new corridor for pedestrians and urban traffic, but also a new form of public space, a symbol of Queensland's cutting-edge status in art, science and technology. The original plan, which appeared at the end of the last century, is a product of projects such as urban cultural revitalization and biodiversity. It is expected that, through non-general physical shapes, while resolving the limitations of waterways and the way of highways, priority should also be given to walking. Advocate bicycle travel and healthy life in the spirit of the city, and in line with the city's leisure sub-tropical customs. From the perspective of reflecting the spirit of urban leisure and the sense of sub-tropical zone, the design uses tensioning mechanics to realize every form (tube, suspension, beam), to express the individuality and vitality of the city, and to create the diversity of public space. For pedestrians, the convenience of transportation, the creation of a new space experience, the attraction of tourists, the appreciation of the river, especially for the local indigenous people, the bridge connected to their ancestors across the river, It embodies the story and meaning of a journey.