[Bratislava] Bridges

[Qwert]

Originally Posted by aquila

jedna sa o prelozku cesty I/499, a su tam tahanice medzi statom, SSC a TT VUC. ked sa vsetko bude darit tak kratko po roku 2010.

na www.dialnice.info najdes aj zakreselenie a ortofomapy a na stavebnom urade MsU maju aj peknu studiu

Tak takýto obchvat by určite pomohol.



Momnetálne prejsť Piešťanmi vzhľadom na výstavbu kruhovej križovatky v centre nie je práve príjemné.

[pau-chin]

[Qwert]

z: http://www.sme.sk/c/3674829/Most-k-r...tento-rok.html

Most k rakúskemu Schlosshofu by mali začať stavať tento rok


Bratislava. Historické prepojenie bratislavskej mestskej časti Devínska Nová Ves s Rakúskom cez rieku Morava by sa mohlo obnoviť už o dva roky. Začiatok výstavby mosta pre peších a cyklistov, ktorý skráti cestu turistom k rakúskemu zámku Schlosshof, sa plánuje v druhej polovici tohto roka. ČTK to povedal architekt mestskej časti Milan Beláček. Prihraničné územie by sa podľa neho mohlo aj vďaka prepojeniu uchádzať o zápis do zoznamu UNESCO.
Celá konštrukcia mosta bude dlhá viac ako 500 metrov a napojí sa na rakúskej strane na už existujúcu cestu k zámku. Miestne zastupiteľstvo podľa Beláčka odsúhlasilo peniaze na stavbu mosta koncom vlaňajška v rámci rozpočtu na najbližšie roky. "Na rok 2008 päť miliónov korún, na rok 2009 desať miliónov korún," spresnil. Mestská časť chce na väčšiu časť týchto nákladov získať podporu z fondov Európskej únie.

Ďalšie výdavky na svojom úseku by mala hradiť aj rakúska strana, s ktorou chce Devínska Nová Ves na projekte spolupracovať. Výstavbu podľa architekta uľahčí aj minuloročný vstup Slovenska do schengenského priestoru bez hraničných kontrol.

Most a cesta medzi Schlosshofom a Bratislavou stáli podľa Beláčka minimálne od 18. storočia. Most bol zničený počas druhej svetovej vojny. Za komunizmu bolo prihraničné územie súčasťou takzvanej železnej opony, ktorá oddeľovala krajinu od Západu.

Mestská časť očakáva od spojenia s Rakúskom rozvoj cestovného ruchu. "Je tu snaha z centra Bratislavy dostať do atraktívneho prostredia turistov a plus zlepšiť prístup z Rakúska," povedal architekt. Podľa neho by sa celá takto spojená prihraničná oblasť v okolí Moravy, Devína a Schlosshofu mohla v budúcnosti uchádzať o zápis do zoznamu svetového prírodného a kultúrneho dedičstva UNESCO. V blízkosti sa nachádzajú napríklad archeologické lokality, lužné lesy a mokrade a prírodná rezervácia Devínska Kobyla, ktorej súčasťou je aj paleontologické nálezisko Sandberg.

Zámok Schlosshof, vidiecke sídlo Habsburgovcov s barokovými záhradami, je od Devínskej Novej Vsi vzdialené len asi dva kilometre. Z mestskej časti sa však možno dostať v súčasnosti do Rakúska najbližšie okrem železnice až z Petržalky alebo kompou zo Záhorskej Vsi.

Marta Fabianová fil pto

Shotly in English: Construction of the bridge over river Morava between Slovakia and Austria in Bratislava quarter Devínska Nová Ves should begin in the second half of 2008. This bridge should connect attractive tourist spots like chateau Schlosshof in Austria as well as Prtoectd area Devínska Kobyla, Sanberg and Devín castle in Slovakia. First bridge on that site was built in 18th century.

[tersyxus]

The view from the hill of Devin is unbelievable. Pretty windy either. No wonder why Austrians built large windfarms on the other side of the border... Has Slovakia plans to install wind-rotors somewhere there too? Or are there some already?

[Qwert]

Originally Posted by tersyxus

The view from the hill of Devin is unbelievable. Pretty windy either. No wonder why Austrians built large windfarms on the other side of the border... Has Slovakia plans to install wind-rotors somewhere there too? Or are there some already?

We have 3 wind powerplants. In Kysuce, Myjava and Záhorie with overall power 5.1 MW. Closest to Bratislava are, however, those in Austria. Wind conditions in Bratislava and in close parts of Austria are different, because Bratislava has "shield" - Small Carpathians.

Many comapnies want to build wind powerplants in Slovakia in variuos locations. But, many people are against it because they coud damage the enviroment and break some views they say.

[Qwert]

Originally Posted by Qwert

z: http://www.sme.sk/c/3674829/Most-k-r...tento-rok.html

Shotly in English: Construction of the bridge over river Morava between Slovakia and Austria in Bratislava quarter Devínska Nová Ves should begin in the second half of 2008. This bridge should connect attractive tourist spots like chateau Schlosshof in Austria as well as Prtoectd area Devínska Kobyla, Sanberg and Devín castle in Slovakia. First bridge on that site was built in 18th century.

These pictures were in older article about it on Sme:

[tersyxus]

I've got photo of Morva (Morava). This is where Morva flows into Danube from right, under the hill of Devin. The difference of the two colors looked strange to me. Do you know something about it? Is it just normal or Morava is a little bit more polluted? It might be caused by the difference of water temperature though but I didn't experience the same ie. at Szeged where Maros flows into Tisza or in Gyor where Raba flows into Danube.

Taken in 2005.

[Qwert]

Originally Posted by tersyxus

I've got photo of Morva (Morava). This is where Morva flows into Danube from right, under the hill of Devin. The difference of the two colors looked strange to me. Do you know something about it? Is it just normal or Morava is a little bit more polluted?

I don't think Morava is more poluted than Danube. Except some parts in Moravia whole this river is out of the built-up area. It's ussual rivers have different colours and at this picture Danube is definitelly more poluted. Polution don't have to be dark, it can be also light as in this case in Danube.

[tersyxus]

Yes, but the amount of water flowing in Danube is much-much higher than in Morava, I mean cubic meter/sec. If a 20 tons of pollution gets into Danube in a second it won't have a big effect but if the same amount gets in Morava it will be visible perhaps. Don't you think that Austrian factories next to the border let their waste flow in Morava? We've got similar problems on river Raba. And Austria usually neglects cooperating.

[Qwert]

Originally Posted by tersyxus

Yes, but the amount of water flowing in Danube is much-much higher than in Morava, I mean cubic meter/sec. If a 20 tons of pollution gets into Danube in a second it won't have a big effect but if the same amount gets in Morava it will be visible perhaps. Don't you think that Austrian factories next to the border let their waste flow in Morava? We've got similar problems on river Raba. And Austria usually neglects cooperating.

I doubt there is much factories close to the Morava in Austria as well as in Slovakia. Some can be found only in Czech republic. Morava is border river and it's surrounded mainly by forrests so even pollution from agriculture is relatively low. It's true, that Danube between Vienna and Bratislava is National park as well, but the city of Vienna pollutes it quite a lot. Yes Morava is smaller river, but without big cities and industry, unlike Danube.

[BND]

The colour of the rivers are different because of the different kinds of soil they are flowing through. The colour is determined by the little parts the rivers are carrying, it is a natural thing.

[e2ek1el]

Originally Posted by BND

The colour of the rivers are different because of the different kinds of soil they are flowing through. The colour is determined by the little parts the rivers are carrying, it is a natural thing.

thats it...

i`ve to say that Morava river is much cleaner than 15 years ago. Also animals like scart and biber are back in my neigborhood ...

[Strummer]

yes, Morava is much cleaner now...anyway, on that picture above, Morava is darker, because it's cleaner, so the light gets absorbed by the water, therefore appears darker. Danube, on the other hand, is muddy and "milky".

[Sukino]

Originally Posted by e2ek1el

thats it...

i`ve to say that Morava river is much cleaner than 15 years ago. Also animals like scart and biber are back in my neigborhood ...

You mean beaver and ... stork?

[e2ek1el]

Originally Posted by Sukino

You mean beaver and ... stork?

this... something.... >>



and this fógl:


(stork is a bad white bird stealing ... or bringing babies...nevermind ....this one is kormorán, dunno its english equivalent)

[RawLee]

Originally Posted by e2ek1el

this one is kormorán, dunno its english equivalent)

Cormorant

[hurahura]

[pau-chin]

to sa ti ako podarilo, alebo kde si to splasil - fest dobreee !!!

[mkodaj]

Originally Posted by hurahura

nádhera

nemáš tú fotku náhodou vo väčšom formáte?

[wuane]

Originally Posted by hurahura

Naadhera,presne si viem predstavit napravo od incheby,ale aspon takych 100m nejaky clustrik 5-6 vyskoviek.