World's highest bridge opens in China

Wow, that's high. Engineering at its' best.

Nice time-lapse video here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/peoplesdaily/article-3785064/Would-dare-drive-China-completes-world-s-highest-bridge-built-1-850-feet-ground.html

Anyone know who the architect was? Information seems scant, surely not British?

Travelled through Guizhou last year and saw this bridge under construction; both the bridge and its surroundings are spectacular. In fact most of Guizhou is pretty spectacular, it could be a massive tourist draw but they need to sort a few things out (very few hotels are licensed for foreign guests, for example, and I trekked around a bunch of hotels and ended up being taken by the police to the only one in the area that could take me, which was a) way more expensive than i wanted or needed and b) very badly located for public transportation access to the places I wanted to visit, including a famous canyon near the above bridge... CCP's need for control trumping common sense, as per usual)

I was going to make a joke about opening it on 4/20, but damn, that's a nice looking piece of hardware.

Magnificent

Too scared to drive through it because I'm deathly afraid of heights.

It's cool that the cables kind of make it look like there are a couple of distant mountains or pyramids.