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    Towering skyscrapers providing offices for businesses, bridges that let people drive miles over water, and houses providing people shelter every day. All these structures affect people every day; and like all great ideas, it had to be planned. Without a plan for these ideas, how else would it be known how to build these great structures. And with the population growing we need more people to design new homes, businesses and other structures. Architecture is a major career that requires essential

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    Bridges are important, but what makes bridges so interesting? Bridges have been around for a long time. Bridges go all the way back to the Romans with arch bridges and to the suspension bridges in modern day cities. There are various types of bridges, but which one can support the most weight? Truss bridges can support weight because of their meticulously placed beams, but which truss is the best? The history bridges have surrounding them spans a long period of history. Romans were the first civilization

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    group 5 the name of our bridge is “Beam 5”. Yarden: While creating our bridge our initial plans were much different than what our final product was. The more we worried about the strength of the bridge, the less time we had. We started off with the idea to have a truss bridge made of wood and cardboard. As shown here, (show picture from journal entry), but as the project progressed our ideas continued to change. Arielle: (show drawing) In the end we had made a beam bridge out of hot glue, cardboard

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    Introduction The objective of the project is to design a bridge made from commercial pasta that is able to withhold a weight of 1134 grams (2.5 pounds) over a period of five minutes. Upon evaluation, the efficiency will be taken into consideration for the overall result. This makes choosing a design and craftsmanship crucial to the overall performance. The given constraints really makes it challenging however they have to be followed and considered before beginning the preliminary stages of designing

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    projects like highways, railroads, bridges, tunnels, dams, airports and buildings.[1] Source 3 states that the wiki Millau viaduct is the longest bridge in the world.It is a multi span cable stayed bridge that connects the two sides of the A75 which connects Paris to Barcelona but to be exact it links Paris to Perpignon. The bridge was designed by a French structural engineer by the name of Michel Virlogeux and British architect Norman Foster[5]. The aim of the bridge was to reduce the amount of traffic

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    why we use bridges on a daily bases. Such as for roadway use, waterway, railway etc. Many people don’t think about the reasons behind a simple truss bridge because it takes no effort to drive over one, and because they are there for your use. If you don’t consider truss bridges you most likely don’t think of the physics, the timing, effort, and hard work to make the truss bridge. On my essay on Truss bridges I will over run the history of a truss bridge, the process, types of truss bridges, roadbed

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    American Bridges Choosing the right type of structure in bridges is one of the main challenges of the civil engineering while building one of them. The structure types can be arch, beam, truss, suspension and cable-stayed. Among this diversity of designs, two important bridges of the United States are the already constructed Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, which is an arch bridge that connects Nevada and Arizona above the Colorado River; and the St. Anthony Parkway Bridge, which is

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    Suspension bridges were important before 1940 and are still important today. Major cities such as San Francisco, and Manhattan both have a suspension bridge. Suspension bridges are,” a bridge having a deck suspended from cables anchored at their extremities and usually raised on towers” (dictionary.com). Due to the fact that suspension bridges are not completely supported throughout the length of the bridge, past bridges were unsafe. For example, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was a suspension bridge opened

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    A Warriors game where I saw Steph Curry’s cousin, the Golden Gate bridge which is a lot bigger in person then on pictures. We got to ride cable cars which was scary because I was holding on to the side of the car, and ride snow mobiles that was freezing because we were in -1 degree weather and we could not see anything on the path. But by the middle we

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    1.0 Scope of Project 1.1 Background An environmental impact assessment for the Queensferry Crossing Bridge has been a topic of discussion for a while because of the concern about the future of the Forth Road Bridge. The new cable-stayed Queensferry Crossing bridge doesn’t aim to replace The Forth Road bridge but co-exist parallel to it. 1.1.2 Introduction to Project In 2009, transport for Scotland submitted the ‘Forth crossing bill’, the scheme is being taken forward in accordance with

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