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This proposed design would see pedestrians climb along the edge of a dramatic waterfall, bringing a touch of fantasy to the Thames.

Fluid: In this design, the bridge curves upwards from the ground to form a wide road across the water, with designated cycle routes.

Practical: This bridge ties together two elevated walkways – leaving pedestrians free to walk along the riverfront below.

Seamless: Glass and metal combine to create this light and airy design, which gives users plenty of opportunity to admire the views.

Clean: This bridge design is defined by a large arch over the river, which supports suspension cables for the base below.

Splash of colour: Red support pillars and beams brighten up this design, which has been submitted to the international competition.

Green: This design incorporates attractive gardens dotted with flowerbeds and trees at the landing point of the bridge.

Modern: This design, titled ‘Crystal Bridge’, will be illuminated by coloured lights embedded in the structure of the bridge after dark.

Sweeping: This design allows cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy winding ramps up to the main crossing, with benches incorporated on land

Two separate paths lead on to this bridge, which is built on a subtle curve.

This more streamlined design offers two separate routes for pedestrians and cyclists to avoid congestion along the bridge.

If the above design was chosen, the large curved structure would add a striking mark to the ever-changing landscape of south London.

One of the bridge designs in the international competition features three separate paths that weave and curve across the river.