The history of bridge construction

Have you wondered what Brooklyn and Golden Gate bridges teach us about bridge construction so far? What clues can these bridges give today’s civil engineers in terms of iconic and functional design, and construction process? If you want to learn the answers to these questions and much more watch our video.
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I have walked across the Golden Gate bridge several times; I brought a pad of paper with me one time and made dozens of paper airplanes I flew off it into the bay (trying to get boats is fun). And I have driven across the Golden Gate and Bay bridges in SF, and have driven the Floating bridges across Lake Washington in Seattle, and the Tacoma Narrows bridge innumerable times. The Deception Pass is very cool to walk across, especially when the tide is ripping. Bridges are so cool, and CAD is what I do as a design engineer and SolidWorks expert. Great vid.

[@MrMatteNWk]

Hope you were charged for littering

[@zvuksvetla]

Great video! Thank you! I think it would be even better with spoken part left without editing pitch, or at least, edit it with slightly different settings - it would sound more natural.

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Nice man

[@windsorvista]

Nice video

[@PinhoArbo]

Probably cheaper, but without beauty

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I liked the vidio

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