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Bridges Architecture:     more books (100)

Bridges Go from Here to There by Forrest Wilson, 1993-06 Rails across the Mississippi: A HISTORY OF THE ST. LOUIS BRIDGE by Robert W. Jackson, 2006-12-29 New England's Covered Bridges: A Complete Guide by Benjamin D. Evans, June R. Evans, 2004-06-01 Bridging: Discovering the Beauty of Bridges Building a Bridge (Pebble Plus) by JoAnn Early Macken, 2009-04 How Did They Build That? Bridge (Community Connections) by Vicky Franchino, 2009-07-15 The Longest Bridges (Megastructures) by Susan K. Mitchell, 2007-07-15 Bridges by Graeme Outerbridge, David Outerbridge, 1989-10 Recent Advances in Bridge Engineering: Advanced Rehabilitation, Durable Materials, Nondestructive Evaluation, and Management by Us-Canada-Europe Workshop on Bridge Engineering 1997 Zurich, Raimondo Betti, et all 1997-10 THE EADS BRIDGE by QUINTA SCOTT, HOWARD S. MILLER, 1999-05-01 America's Top 10 - Bridges by Edward R. Ricciuti, 1997-08-20 Bridges (Building Amazing Structures (2nd Edition)) by Chris Oxlade, 2005-09-15 Great American Bridges and Dams (Great American Places Series) by Donald C. Jackson, 1988-06-01 New Architecture: An International Atlas by Francisco Asensio, 2007-05-01

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61. Texas Architecture And Architectural Images.
    Collecting; bridges Iron bridges, railroad drawbridges, bascule bridges, causewaysand old post cards; Depot Depot - Texas railroad architecture from cathedral  
    http://www.texasescapes.com/Texas_architecture/TexasArchitecture.htm

62. Chinese Art - Architecture Houses, Streets And Bridges (www.
    Chinaknowledge. Chinese Art architecture. Encoding Unicode (UTF-8)Location HOME Arts Houses, streets, bridgesbottom .  
    http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Art/Houses/houses.html

63. Floriande Bridges Hoofddorp - H2OLLAND Architecture With Wet Feet
    of islands , each designed by a different architectural firm. Zwarts Jansma aimedto boost the visual coherence of the estate by giving the bridges a family  
    http://www.h2olland.nl/h2o/project_02.07.08.xml.html

64. The Ribcage Concrete Bridges - H2OLLAND Architecture With Wet Feet
    XX architects. The Ribcage concrete bridges, Leidschenveen, 19982002.Our winning entry to an international competition to design  
    http://www.h2olland.nl/h2o/project_02.07.12.xml.html

65. Architecture For Kids, Bridges, Tunnels & More
    architecture for Kids bridges, Tunnels More. bridges. Bridge EngineeringLinks to information on over 20 different bridges. The  
    http://web.simmons.edu/~caulfies/arch/bridges.html

66. Architecture And Landscape--Stations And Bridges
    country stand as monuments, picturesquely architectural, and comparable, in theirgraceful massiveness of form, with the ancient aqueducts and bridges of Europe  
    http://catskillarchive.com/rrextra/arrybeau.Html
    
    Extractions: THE CENTURY MAGAZINE APRIL, 1908 THE RAILWAY BEAUTIFUL BY SYLVESTER BAXTER WITH PICTURES BY HARRY FENN Great railway companies, as a rule, very naturally lay stress upon the attractiveness of the scenery along their lines; they spend enormous sums in the production and circulation of illustrated literature to make it known. Incidental to this attractiveness, in no small degree, are the improvements carried out in many parts of the country by various companies under policies of enlightened self-interest. Indeed, few things can make a more agreeable impression upon the traveler than glimpses of well-ordered and beautiful surroundings at the way-stations, caught perhaps only for a flashing instant in passing, or satisfying the eye during pauses that otherwise would be tedious. Where a railway passes through a town, the community commonly presents its least attractive aspect. The noise, the smoke, the dust, and the cinders make property that borders a railway line undesirable for residential purposes. Consequently it is left to the poorest sort of occupancy. A railway is customarily lined, if not by ugly factories, by squalid tenements, or by the shabby little houses of the poorer classes, with unkempt back yards, and outbuildings Aspects of this sort commonly convey about the only feature of a place obtained by passers-through. There are thousands of towns and villages in the United States that for hundreds of thousands of persons are associated only with scenes of this sort. In truth, however, the impressions made by these strips of shabbiness along the railway are as erroneous, as those which might be derived from a trip through the main sewer of a town. Just beyond, they might behold pleasant, tree-shaded streets, attractive homes, and a community well equipped with good public and business buildings; in short, a place where prosperity abides and good civic standards obtain.

67. JAPAN-PHOTO | ARCHITECTURE | BRIDGES
    Icastles, IIIIIImodern architecture. I, Ipagodas, Ibridges, Ijapanese architects.I, Ishrines, Igardens, Iforeign architects. I, Ishrine gates, I, I. bridges hashi,kyô. I.  
    http://www.japan-photo.de/e-bruecke.htm

68. Famous Bridges--Physical Science/Technology Lesson Plan (grades 6-8)--DiscoveryS
    Back to Top, To help older students delve further into bridge architecture,have them conduct research on bridges of the future.  
    http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/famousbridges/
    
    Extractions: Introduce the lesson by showing the class a picture of a popular bridge, such the Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco) or the Brooklyn Bridge (New York City). Ask students to imagine what might happen if all the bridges in New York City or San Francisco were suddenly shut down. Then help the class brainstorm some ways that bridges affect our lives. For example, you could remind students that food and other essential supplies are often transported across bridges.

69. About-arts.com - Architecture - History
    bridges, and structures on America s premiere historic and scenic route the oldColumbia River Highway. http//www.odot.state.or.us/eshtm/br.htm; architecture  
    http://www.about-arts.com/architecture/history.html
    
    Extractions: Description: The site offers links to information and photographs of many of Oregon's historically significant bridges, including the magnificent coastal bridges designed by Conde B. McCullough in the mid-1930s, the unique group of Willamette River bridges in Portland, a collection of over 50 covered bridges, and structures on America's premiere historic and scenic route - the old Columbia River Highway.

70. Tomfolio.com: Architecture: Tunnels And Bridges
    Second edition . The Brooklyn Bridge integrates monumental solidity andbeadwork delicacy. A great feat of architecture and engineering.  
    http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=56&subid=2517

71. Architecture
    example of Roman Period s architecture. It has concrete platform having four columnsbuilt of brick settled on Roman arches. In 1865, a wooden bridge was built  
    http://www.amasya.gov.tr/amasya/bridges.html
    
    Extractions: The bridge which is known as either "çalak" or "çelenk" is a remnant of Daniþmend. It was built by Ýltekin Gazi in the 11th century. It is in the Helvacý district in Amasya on the Yeþilýrmak river. It is 70 metres in lenght and 4 metres in width. It has been repaired in different times and it has six arches. It is located in Þamlar District, upper-side of the Yeþilýrmak. It was the work of the Seljuks, built by Sultan Mesud's daughter Hundi Hatun. For a long time Kuþ Bridge had been called Hundi Hatun Bridge. The arches of the bridge are round and all are at the same size. The bridge was built with stones end bricks. It has four under divisions. It was also called Kunç bridge. The Low Bridge is on the Yeþilýrmak, opposite the Rock Tombs of Pontic Kings through the line of Girls Palace, between Hatuniye District and Ziya Pasha boulvard. It is the best example of Roman Period's architecture. It has concrete platform having four columns built of brick settled on Roman arches. In 1865, a wooden bridge was built by Ziya Pasha using the arches as a foot. After that bridge was ruined in 1882, it was rebuilt by using brick in 1883 and it was restored in 1940.

72. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Bridges: Masterpieces Of Architecture At Epin
    Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on bridges Masterpiecesof architecture. bridges Masterpieces of architecture.  
    http://www.epinions.com/Bridges_Masterpieces_of_Architecture_by_Lionel_Browne

73. Amsterdam Heritage - Bridges
    the old cityscape to its former glory. bridges and the Amsterdam Schoolof architecture. In the early decades of the 20th century  
    http://www.bmz.amsterdam.nl/adam/uk/bruggen.html
    
    Extractions: Back Water and bridges are of vital importance to Amsterdam’s unique position among the historic cities of the north. Along the banks of the river Amstel a city developed that depended on the water for its survival. At one time water was even more important than dry land. After all, it was the water that allowed tradesmen to transport goods from A to B; it served to keep the enemy out and last but not least it contributed to the beauty of the city. No wonder Amsterdam is often called the Venice of the North In the course of time the number of bridges steadily increased. A map, prepared by Cornelis Antonisz in 1544, shows that 16th century Amsterdam had 52 bridges and 6 culverts. Pieter Bast’s map of circa 1600 includes 110 bridges and 10 culverts. As a result of the large-scale urban expansion of the early 17th century this number nearly doubled. When Gerred de Broen prepared his map, circa 1732, the urban expansion projects had been completed. By then there were 297 bridges and 9 culverts. After the 17th century expansion plans had been realised, the size of the city remained stable until the developments which followed the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century required a new approach. From circa 1860 onwards Amsterdam’s territory was extended beyond the Singelgracht and large residential areas were built to accommodate the needs of the ever increasing population. At that time the city centre underwent far-reaching changes as well. Several canals were filled in, a measure initially motivated by the stench and the atrocious hygiene. At a later stage canals were filled in in order to accommodate the needs of modern traffic and to create adequate thoroughfares which gave access to the newly built parts of the city. As a result many bridges were demolished. In many other cases the steep slopes of the original bridges were levelled to a certain extent in order to allow for the electrical trams to pass.

74. Amsterdam Heritage - Leaf Bridges
    The majority of the 20th century leaf bridges are characteristic ofthe style we call the Amsterdam School of architecture. Bridge  
    http://www.bmz.amsterdam.nl/adam/uk/brug4.html
    
    Extractions: Back During the 19th century, as a result of the advancing technological developments, the design of the Amsterdam bridges underwent far-reaching changes. Iron and steel came to be used as construction materials and architects started to explore the possibilities these new materials offered. Moreover, many arched bridges were widened and levelled to accommodate the needs of modern traffic. From circa 1860 onwards large numbers of traditional arched bridges were replaced by flat leaf bridges. The majority of the 20th century leaf bridges are characteristic of the style we call the Amsterdam School of Architecture. Bridge 246: Amstel/Sarphatistraat (Hogesluis, 1883). A monumental double bascule bridge designed by Springer. The span of this bridge is very long (subdivided into 10 sections). Note the rich decoration: cast iron ornaments (with coats of arms), sandstone vases and obelisks and matching lanterns. Bridge 246: Amstel/Sarphatistraat (Hogesluis, 1883). Detail, obelisk serving as lamppost. The 19th century derived inspiration from older traditions and foreign cultures. Bridge 236: Amstel/Amstelstraat (Blauwbrug, 1884). The so-called Blue Bridge was designed by De Greef and Springer. It belongs to the category of fixed leaf bridges. Note the splendid pillars which combine brick and sandstone ornaments in the shape of ships’ bows; marble pillars with masks and crowns; sandstone vases.

75. Pictures Of Bridges, Stock Photography, Architecture
    Stock Photography, architecture bridges.  
    http://www.cdislands.com/html/photos_subject/photos_architecture_bridges.htm
    
    Extractions: Stock Photography, Architecture - Bridges Home Order: Prints Digital Stock Photos Subjects To view large images: Click on IMAGE NO to open in Image Browser; Click on TITLE to open in same window. IMAGENO TITLE CDNO COUNTRY ST CITY/REGION PLACE DATE XHO99208.jpg Baytown Suspension Bridge USA Texas Baytown Baytown xho99211.jpg Baytown Suspension Bridge and Sailboat USA Texas Baytown Baytown XHO99217.jpg View of Baytown Suspension Bridge and Marina USA Texas Baytown Baytown XHO88113.jpg Kemah Bridge and Shrimp Boats USA Texas Kemah Kemah Cut XFL20216.jpg Old Bridge and Swimmer USA Florida Bahia Honda Key Bahia Honda State Park CDIslands

76. Photography Of Architecture (Exterior)
    People. Include people in an architecture photo if they give unexpected informationabout how a building is being used. South Beach. Miami, Florida. bridges.  
    http://www.photo.net/architectural/exterior
    
    Extractions: var subscriber_p=0, user_id=0; Sign in Search Gallery Learn ... Community by Philip Greenspun Home Learn : One Article This is an example-based tutorial on photographing buildings. Architectural photography at its best will convey the experience of being in and around a built environment. In the case of the Dachau Concentration Camp , this won't result in comforting attractive images. Below is a parking garage in Kyoto . The colors and industrial appearance of the structure are remarkable in the middle of a city known for its ancient temples and gardens. The purpose of the image is to capture the feeling of walking by the structure, not to delight or decorate. A supermarket exterior is a subject that will probably never make a wall-worthy image by itself. However, the image below (from the Hawaii flowers collection ) captures the spirit of being in the parking lot at night: In general, the older the structure, the more environmental context is required. Using your hands or your mind, crop the preceding images to include just the structures and see if they would still work. Also, compare them to a few modern buildings where hardly any context is required:

77. By Subject - Architecture - Bridges
    Topic architecture. bridges, Results 7 photographs.Click on an image to see a larger view.  
    http://www.lib.udel.edu/digital/wsp/topic_pages/the_topic_pages/bridges.htm

78. Ultimate Savers - Architecture - Bridges
    Animals, Animals. architecture, architecture. bridges, bridges. bridges of Life. Weather,Weather. architecture bridges There are 4 screen savers in this category.  
    http://www.ultimatesavers.com/index.asp?Level1=Architecture&Level2=Bridges

79. Absolut Connecticut - Photographs Of Churches, Covered Bridges, Houses, Architec
    Photographs of Connecticut Buildings. Houses, Churches, Covered bridges. Photographyby Frantisek Staud. Bulls covered bridge in Litchfield County, Connecticut.  
    http://phototravels.net/new-england/connecticut-architecture.html

80. Andi's Photowebsite: Photogallery Architecture, Vienna, Austria, Bridges / Fotog
    Translate this page Photographs, Pictures of architecture, bridges, streets and Jugendstilbuildings in the town Vienna in Black and White. Fotografien  
    http://www.photopage.net/Photogallery/Architecture/architecture.shtml

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