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The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas. (credit: Jay Gormley/CBS 11 News)

Dallas Accepts Donation For Second Downtown ‘Signature Bridge’

The Dallas City Council accepted a major donation towards creation of a bicycle and pedestrian bridge by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, to go along with the Margaret Hunt Hill bridge.

2013/01/23

Perot Museum Officials Unveil New Logo, Opening Date

Good weather and an accelerated construction schedule have pushed up the opening date for the new Perot Museum of Nature and Science downtown, officials said Thursday.

2012/05/31

The crowd for the second day of festivities at the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas on March 4, 2012. (Credit: Phyllis Smith/KRLD)

Final Day Of Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge Celebration Underway

Aztec dancers performed a ceremonial dance to begin the final dedication event and formal ribbon cutting of the Margaret Hunt Bridge Sunday.

2012/03/04

Thousands flocked to the opening celebration on March 3, 2012 of West Dallas’s new link with downtown, the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. (Credit: Andrea Lucia/KTVT)

Thousands Visit Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge Opening Celebration

Thousands flocked to the opening celebration Saturday of West Dallas’s new link with downtown, the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.

2012/03/03

Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Photo by CBS 11's Jay Gormley

Dallas’ Margaret Hunt Hill “Signature” Bridge Opens

The bridge is an economic and symbolic link to downtown. As workers rushed to prepare for tonight’s private dinner and concert, city manager Mary Suhm tells us work on a second signature bridge is underway.

2012/03/02

Lights Shine Bright On Downtown Dallas Bridge

For the first time since Superbowl week last February, bright lights glowed on the new Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in downtown Dallas.

2012/01/10

The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, designed by famed Spanish architect Santiago Calitrava.

Dallas Moves Forward With Cheaper Calatrava Bridge Plan

On Wednesday, the City Council approved giving Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava $10.7 million to redesign portions of his second “signature” bridge crossing the Trinity River into downtown to cut costs on the final project.

CBSDFW.COM–2011/04/13

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