Sydney Harbour Bridge painting alan peacock Flickr

Sydney Harbour Bridge Painting. Gallery painting the Sydney Harbour Bridge Australian Geographic m (about the size of 60 football fields) of steelwork that comprise the Sydney Harbour Bridge The Bridge, which weighs 52,800 tonnes and is the widest and tallest arch bridge in the world, takes thirty years to paint and involves four coats of paint, each a slightly different shade.

A modern enclosed painting platform with an air extraction system Australia's most recognisable bridge is 95 years old, yet it looks as good as new.

"Sydney Harbour Bridge painting" by iLens Redbubble

Containment struture underneath the southern spans Steel that has been blasted to remove the bridge's old paint. As it currently stands at 86 years old, it is expected to serve for several.

Sydney Harbour Bridge Canvas Prints Australia. Work continues on the western side with the containment structure continuing to move north. Australia's most recognisable bridge is 95 years old, yet it looks as good as new.

Sydney Harbor Bridge, digital painting by Shaalyn Monteiro 19/Mar/2019 Shaalyn's Portfolio. As it celebrates 93 years of service, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is ready for a refresh, with work kicking off on the NSW Government's eight-year maintenance plan to get the great arch in top shape ahead of the centenary of its opening in 2032. Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy ACP Magazines Ltd.