Bridge design, engineering, and history come together in a thorough study of how form grows from art, science, and evolution.
This edition surveys bridges across eras, places, and materials, showing how structure and style reflect technological progress and cultural context.
The book assembles sections that trace design ideas from ancient and Renaissance times to the modern era. It uses plates and drawings to illustrate major bridges, the work of pivotal engineers, and the changing role of materials in shaping form and function. The result is a clear, accessible guide to how bridges tell the story of engineering and art working in concert.Ideal for readers of architectural history, engineering enthusiasts, and anyone curious about how bridges connect people and places.
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