"The bridge spans the railway tracks between the main streets 'Bach de Roda' and 'Felipe II', which run from north to south, connecting the sea and the city.

Materials and dimensions:

Double arch and middle section of the road and footpath, steel; lower part of the steel arches, steel and concrete combination; abutments, white concrete; total length 180m, max. span 68m.

The twin arches widen slightly at both ends, increasing structural rigidity and permitting the passage of pedestrians on footpaths to either side. Steps follow the line of the arches on both sides of the railway. The roadway lights are in the middle of the bridge, while the footpath is lit by strip lighting integrated into handrails." [SCEA}

The elements display an essential but rather neglected feature of concrete, namely, its capacity for being moulded. In Spanich concrete is called 'hormigon' - which means "mouldable."

Prefabricated elements are the optimal answer to the demand for freedom of design. Top material quality, small tolerances, and the repeated use of moulds ensure economy of production even with difficult shapes." [SCEA}