These are sections from the former Hood Canal Bridge in the Puget Sound area of Washington state. Entrepreneurs purchased these massive pieces and had them towed to Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island. (Many locals refer to them as 'The Bridge to Nowhere'.) General knowledge says that the pieces are due to be remanufactured, with top levels of the pieces removed and the bottom sections cut into pieces and sold off as potential floats for various float camps along the BC coastline.

To see more images of this months Architecture Challenge click here: Architecture - July 2009