Hull's Millennium Bridge photographed from the bank of the River Hull. The bridge is white and forms an 'L' shape with a striking yellow counter-weight on its elevated side. The skiy is blue and full of white/grey clouds. The river is light-brown and the Hull Tidal Barrier can be seen in the distance, behind the bridge.
Rotating Swing Bridge at The Deep, Hull

Millennium Bridge, Hull

On an exclusive subcontract basis, Qualter Hall were appointed by main contractor, C Spencer Ltd to design, supply, install and commission this 34m span counterweighted pedestrian swing bridge over the navigable River Hull.

Located close to ‘Sammy’s Point’, The Millennium Bridge forms part of a waterfront promenade, providing pedestrian access from Humber Street in central Hull to The Deep aquarium. It forms the pedestrian entrance to this major visitor attraction on the east bank of the River Hull, as it joins the Humber Estuary. This is the first movable bridge to have been constructed in Hull.

The architectural form of the bridge features an elevated counterweight box with balance loads being transferred through pre-tensioned bars.

What work was done by Qualter Hall at the Hull Millennium Bridge?

The Millennium Bridge photographed from the riverside, infront of The Deep. Set against a blue, cloudy sky the bridge has an 'L' shape and is painted bright white.
The Millennium Bridge photographed from the side of the river Hull against a blue, cloudy sky. The bridge is 'L' shaped and painted white with a bright yellow counterweight at its top edge.