The Materials That Changed Construction Forever | How Did They Build That? | Spark

An investigation into the greatest man-made structures of all time, exploring how new materials and construction techniques have allowed engineers, builders, and architects to work to the limits of their ability. The series focuses on the buildings that re-wrote the rulebook and the architects, engineers, and builders who made the impossible possible.
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[@SsiolisP]

What an awesome series. None of the "Extreme-Mega-Super-Nonsense" of nowadays showbiz documentaries.

[@craxd1]

Geometry, vectors, loads, yield strength, and section areas are the engineer's toolbag.

[@briansmith9439]

His gripping of the bridge supports as the train passed overhead provides an interesting counterpoint to his certainty of the bridges strength.

[@KeepCalmandLoveClassics]

Iconic 🔥🔥

[@ruishu3128]

Compression and tension depends on what kind of force pull push the bridge, from top bottom, or 压缩，压强，压降力, 热藏冷缩力量，and wind direction, 气流

[@jackp9449]

Nice doc.

[@ruishu3128]

Earth quake and difference types of energy and force, no material is good at anything, such as build, durability, sustainability

[@ruishu3128]

Everything

[@alpteknbaser7773]

👏🇬🇧🇺🇸

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