It is now possible to taste a rainbow. Just kidding, you can only walk on it. Located in Magong, Penghu County, Taiwan, the rainbow bridge stands solid and fresh, reflecting its neon lighting onto the simmering water below. Passersby can wander onto the bridge while gazing at the rainbow’s reflection, which creates a serene and enchanting feeling. Simply breathtaking and illuminating, this is the perfect place for a night of adventure and family/friend attractions or maybe just some thinking time alone.

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10 Design and Buro Happold’s winning design for the new Shizimen Business District bridge in Zhuhai, China, which boosts an angular sculptural loop form that simply looks wicked.

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I like bridges. I’m not sure why, but I always have. Perhaps it’s their significant role in spanning divides between one place and another. Or perhaps it’s just that some of them are wonderfully designed. In any case, I think the Alamillo bridge, which spans the canal in Seville, is a stunning piece of architecture. [Photos via Inata, Jose Marques and Arndalarm].

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