Bridges are of one of the most important infrastructures in the Netherlands. Due to Dutch landscape bridges of every size and types are needed in the rural as well as in the urban environment and often more than one piece is needed for a specific location. Due to the significant cost of bridge maintenance engineer’s attention was drawn on Fibre Reinforced Polymers (FRP). This material is being used as structural material in steel crosssections and as architectural material in double curve plates, produced via a modular production. The primary purpose of this research is to determine a series of FRP footbridges for the area of Tanthof Delft in the Netherlands that are manufactured via one modular mould. In that way, different bridge variations are produced based on different module combination. Also, the bridges are constructed all in FRP in order to create a new visual vocabulary of this material for bridge design by combining the free-form and structural potentials of this material. Initially the bridge structure starts as a U-shape bridge with non-structural railing. Through the use of parametric design the influence of the different geometrical variables of a bridge are investigated and the shape involves into a shell-like structure. Furthermore, municipality data of the demanded bridge’s dimensions are analysed in order to identify the appropriate module matrix. Then, based this the modular mould of the Light Resign Transfer Moulding manufacturing technique is designed. The project managed to combine the research scopes and full-fill the set aim, but this combination also limited the potential of each scope separately. Due to the small dimensions of the bridges and the need for repetitions the final product is double curved but not as “fluid” as other examples of roof or column examples. Also, the different width and lengths of the bridges provide a complex module matrix and at the same time a manufacturing mould of many pieces. Finally, by using the modularity exclusively for the mould design, its potentials to give solutions on connectivity limits the projects principle on monocoque structures.