Padma Bridge is a wonderful architectural style

History of Padma bridge

In 2007, the government of Bangladesh officially announced plans to build a bridge over the Padma River, and the following year, a feasibility study was conducted. The study proposed a 6.15-kilometer (3.8-mile) long bridge, which would be the largest bridge in Bangladesh and one of the largest in the world.

Construction of the bridge began in 2014, but was halted in 2015 due to the corruption scandal involving the funding of the project. After that, the construction work resumed in 2018 with the financing from own source and from friendly countries. As of 2021, the construction of the bridge is ongoing and expected to be completed in 2022.

It is expected that once completed, the Padma Bridge will greatly improve transportation and communication in the country, as well as boost economic development by connecting the south-west and north-east regions of Bangladesh.

The Padma Bridge is a proposed bridge project in Bangladesh that would connect the country's south-west region to the north-east, spanning the Padma River. The bridge is intended to improve transportation and communication in the country, as well as boost economic development. The bridge design is still under construction, but it is expected to be a cable-stayed bridge, which is a type of bridge that features cables attached to towers to support the roadway. The cable-stayed design is a modern and efficient form of bridge construction, and it is often considered to be a beautiful and visually striking architectural style.