Gallery: People Sure Get Creative With the Space Under Highway Overpasses
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A park with colorful gymnastics equipment sits under an overpass, Shanghai, China.
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A restaurant under Nanpu Bridge in Shanghai, China.
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A park under overpasses in Chongqing, China.
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Horse stables beneath the Westway in Shepherd's Bush, London, England.
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A bus stop beneath Nanpu Bridge in Shanghai, China.
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Traditional homes sit near the A2 autobahn in Wolfsberg, Carinthia, Austria.
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A park beneath the North–South Elevated Road in Huangpu, Shanghai, China.
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A soccer field stretches out beneath the Westway in Shepherd's Bush, London, England.
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People relax at a teahouse beneath the Caiyuanba Bridge in Chongqing, China.
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A mobile home park under the Westway in Shepherd's Bush, London, England.
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A snackshop beneath the elevated Liziba Main Street in Chongqing, China.
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A bus station beneath Lupu Bridge in Shanghai, China.
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An overlook beneath Highway 171 in Ötztal-Bahnhof, Tirol, Austria.
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An office and workshop building under the inner ring of an elevated highway in Shanghai, China.
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