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They have their own brand of political engineering, with candidates and tactics sometimes audaciously distorting the truth. They backed an Illinois candidate for governor who ran a television commercial playing on a deep-voiced transgender caricature, and a congressman from Georgia, Jody Hice, who divines significance in blood moons that fall on Jewish holidays. They supported Representative Louie Gohmert of Texas, who has suggested that reducing Alaskan oil flows could diminish caribou mating.

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I asked Heatherwick about the way the planned bridge had become known, fairly or not, as a symbol of privilege. He answered by saying, “I never went to school with Boris, or anyone from power.” That is, he underlined the class distance between himself and Johnson, the former mayor, whose style—honed at Eton and Oxford—is that of amused, ruling-class insouciance. Heatherwick continued, “I went to a primary school in Wood Green”—an unglamorous North London neighborhood. “My grandmother was a servant at Windsor Castle. My other grandmother was a German Jewish refugee who fled for her life.”

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Bjarke Ingels, describing his collaborations with Heatherwick, recently said, half joking, “Whenever I wanted Heatherwick to like something, I would start by talking about nooks and crannies—he says ‘nooks and crannies’ constantly.” Heatherwick has described the Garden Bridge as “a series of intimate spaces in which to stop and linger.” Richard Rogers, the architect, has praised it as a likely “oasis of calm and beauty.” Lumley has imagined a place “where the only sounds will be birdsong and bees buzzing and the wind in the trees, and, below, the steady rush of water.” One can admire this optimism, after repressing thoughts of driving rain and dense crowds. But Heatherwick and the bridge’s supporters also have asked that it be valued as transportation infrastructure, and this is harder to accept. Heatherwick told me that the Garden Bridge would be built in “the biggest gap” that exists between any two bridges in central London, which wasn’t true. It would be closed at night, and cycling would be banned. According to projections, its entrances would be congested. Indeed, Heatherwick has said, approvingly, that the bridge “has the potential to be the slowest way to cross the river.”

As we climbed the Vessel, its geometry opened up; the tread plates of the steps became longer, making it slightly easier to climb, as if delivering a lesson about the pleasantness of success. Heatherwick, however, was in a period of professional disappointment. Around this time, it was reported that the proposed renovation of David Geffen Hall had been scrapped. And Barry Diller had withdrawn financial support for a new pier, after having tired of legal objections to it. (Later, the project sputtered back to life.)

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