The Phu My Bridge - Saigon, Vietnam (2007- 2009) - Construction Time Lapse

The Phu My Bridge is the first major privately-funded project of its kind in the country. It was designed and constructed by BBBH, a consortium of Germany's Bilfinger Berger Civil and the Australian company, Baulderstone Hornibrook. Their client was the Phu My Bridge Corporation, a private Vietnamese group with a 30-year license to operate the bridge. Drawing on their previous experience building large-scale cable-stayed bridges in Vietnam and around the world, BBBH was able to complete the project months ahead of schedule and within budget. Construction started in February 2007, and the bridge was opened to traffic in September 2009. The Phu My Bridge now stands as a new landmark in the city, one that connects Vietnam's present to its exciting future on the world stage.
The video was produced by Créa TV, pioneer of time lapse technology in Vietnam, as introduction of director Othello Khanh's Vietnam 2020 film project.
www.crea-tv.com

[@fidget2020]

Great vid, Othello! Phu My Bridge has certainly become an integral part of the City’s infrastructure. Proud to have been a part of the construction effort, with our engineering survey teams working alongside BBBH.

[@quoctruongktdn]

wonderful i love Vietnam beautiful country

[@nhatgiabest.coctytnhh1857]

Kỹ sư và quản lý Việt Nam tiếp thu rất nhanh công nghệ mới...chỉ thiếu tiền để thực hiện dự án tương tự mà thôi...Hy vọng có thêm nhiều cầu nối những bờ vui...

[@KhlNews]

Great video showing background and construction of Vietnam's Phu My Bridge...

[@monacityhomes5286]

engineers are the biggest artist of this world.

[@CartsCambodia]

great video Othello, looking forward to seeing it

[@TroyOi]

This is the kind of stuff that keeps me in awe of what the human race can accomplish.

[@sandip0sheta]

great work

[@quanghai007]

no, the newport bridge now is named as saigon bridge

[@WeBeYachting]

Great video, thumbs up. Cheers from sunny Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.

[@othellokhanh]

Thanks Duong, this was a 2 years time-lapse documentation...

[@varchasvainfra]

ruclips.net/user/VarchasvaInfraprojectPrivateLimited
#Subscribe Channel

[@jackelineroberta2099]

Parabénss seus trabalhos

[@celsojoven3525]

Japan

[@phantrang5156]

tks my friends Australia

[@coffeeloas3360]

Phan Trang beauty

[@worldengineering7202]

amazing
job

[@AnTran-ny3wb]

l love vietnam

[@keivanau]

Brilliant!

[@cscsamsung9749]

กระแสลมและความเร็วเท่าใดมีผลต่อแรงดึงของสะพานแบบขึง ครับ จะเหมือน สะพานทาโคม่าหรือไม่ครับ..

[@dunglinhktdn]

i love Vietnam

[@stuinhk]

OM Engineering Jumpform for the towers, very safe, quick way to build.

[@shamimsial2847]

Good job

[@quanmytruong]

Good. I like

[@tetloid]

Here it is.

[@ArminSiddiky]

Awesome .

[@Flames237]

I wonder why they build the deck panel construction? But I still like the video.

[@TinLuNiTi]

the civil by Aurecon (Australia company)

[@makizee1]

Two years to complete construction..wow, in my countryu, it wud take 6 years and counting...

[@zcarenow]

was this the newport bridge back during the 70s?

[@ccaaproduction105]

Good

[@HoangManhYesNo]

Cầu Phú Mỹ trong tôi bao kỷ niệm của những tháng năm sống và làm việc tại Sài Gòn, tôi mong có một ngày trở lại Sài Gòn và cầu Phú Mỹ.......

[@SAWSharkThePsycho]

quá là hay lun

[@kunsawadgdjrsghv9539]

cầu phú mỹ vietnam cầu meaning bridge?

[@BenRobinson1974]

yes

[@andixzyi]

That is my dad‘s bridge

[@zcarenow]

this used to be the newport bridge during the war right?

[@saniyakhan-sf5kf]

nice

[@Saigon_Oi]

why no sound??

[@pramodkawale113]

please send me bridge information

[@user-do9fh5ci8c]

what company constructed this bridge.

i love viet nam

[@kunsawadgdjrsghv9539]

where do you live in? i live in thailand

i live Ha noi - Viet nam

[@vylolitacuongt-ara3836]

yes, viet nam is very wonderful and friendly , ok ?

[@nguagofreefire8567]

lên cả
kênh discovery !

[@nginkoysorphak8532]

Bridge Construction at Ho Chi minh City in Viet nam

[@tranduykhanh7900]

i love viet nam viet nam muon nam ai noi viet nam khong loi hai dau

[@herobrinekiller8929]

I hate Vietnam

[@phizooky]

Completed months ahead of schedule and under budget. We should hire Germans to come to America and show bureaucrats how to get the job done.

[@oTrungDragon]

0:50 nhìn qua giống hình bát quái nhỉ.

[@dannong1424]

The phu my

[@ShivShankar-xp8dl]

nic your civil sit

[@hungmanh0908]

crazy

[@kalkatatips242]

my kolkata i love kolkata

[@LetranminhnhatLe]

I'm vietnam

[@slendermancreepypasta9559]

Vn điểm danh đê

[@aquinasua]

First off all you need a proper economy and infrastructure, if you don't have this, any attempts to establish so-called "democracy" is nothing but a short way to chaos. And democracy it's not about expressing your thoughts, it's about the will of majority. Try to imagine what kind of majority could be in an undeveloped country... and if it's too hard for you to imagine, then just have a look at present situation in Egypt.

[@emratlodhi8793]

sanju Thakur

[@caibanghoi20]

Like ^^

[@maiyeuem0000]

1 thành quả :-)

[@gtopfive5818]

wlork thephumy

[@edvaljohnnys1356]

MAravilha da engenharia

[@dannong1424]

cầu phú mỹ

[@dannong1424]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lotharvoeller]

You see THAT it is made but you dont see HOW. Very stupid camera man..

[@fiegenfiegen]

What Vietnam needs first is democracy, not bridges.

[@vovanminh999]

well said

[@thucnguyen8997]

Vietnam does not lack democracy 🙂

[@fiegenfiegen]

@@thucnguyen8997 Oh I see! Can you name different political parties that are legal inside of Vietnam? If you wanted, could you vote for a parti other than the Communist Party of Vietnam?

[@793066]

That's stupid throughts:))

[@user-uv2fc9sq3t]

bapanmajhi