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Amazing Infrastructure Every Engineer Appreciates
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Cable-Stayed Bridges: The Global Presence of Cable-Stayed Bridges
Their design features cables that support the bridge deck, creating a visually striking appearance More
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Unveiling the Magnificence of the Yaxi Highway
Notably, it is characterized by a series of 270 bridges and 25 tunnels that aid in traversing the area’s complex topography with ease More
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Once-in-a-Lifetime: Photos That Look Photoshopped, But Aren’t
Some images are so amazing that a thousand questions arise upon seeing them. More
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Scale Lane Footbridge: A Unique Pedestrian Swing Bridge in Hull, England
The bridge, which was designed by McDowell+Benedetti and opened in 2013, connects Hull’s Old Town with The Deep, Hull’s award-winning aquarium. More
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The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct: Highest Aqueduct In The World
The aqueduct is a stone and cast iron trough that carries the Llangollen Canal over the River Dee. It is 38 meters above the river and 307 meters long. More
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Pandawa Beach Road: Built Deep Into the Ground
The road at Pandawa Beach is masterfully engineered to provide a safe and secure pathway for vehicles and pedestrians alike. More
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The Oldest Shahara Bridge in Yemen
Located in the small mountain village of Shahara, which is about 150 kilometers from the Yemeni capital, Sana’a. More
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A Stunning Moscow’s Zhivopisniy Bridge
The Zhivopisniy Bridge, was built in 2007 to celebrate Moscow’s 850th anniversary. It stretches 1,549 meters long and 32 meters wide, spanning over the spectacular river. It is one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in Europe. More
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Rio-Antirio Bridge in Greece
The bridge’s construction began in 1998 and took four years to complete. It was opened to the public in August 2004, just in time for the Athens Olympics. More
