The Happy Pontist
A blog from the UK about bridges and bridge design
12 February 2009
Bridge criticism 9: Bridge aesthetics by numbers
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In the previous post , I took a look at Santiago Calatrava's prescriptions for how the quality of bridge design can be judged. Often see...
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10 February 2009
Bridge criticism 8: The good, the bad, and the ugly
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The previous post in this thread discussed the modernist article of faith that informs most engineering criticism: that bridges should be e...
Bridges news roundup
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Lots of big posts in preparation, so just time for a short interlude with some recent (and some slightly stale) bridge news: Auditor eyes ...
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06 February 2009
Bridge criticism 7: Moralists on the march
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In the previous posting in this thread, I discussed the public criticism (and it's lack of assistance to the unfortunate client) surrou...
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05 February 2009
Bridge criticism 6: Too little, too late
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In a series of recent posts, I've wondered why there's so little public criticism of poor bridge design . Perhaps engineers feel res...
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03 February 2009
Bridge competition debris part 9: Peabody Trust Habitable Bridge
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Updated 8/Feb/09: New Edward Cullinan images added (all copyright Edward Cullinan Architects) The Peabody Trust is a London-based social h...
02 February 2009
Bridge competition debris part 8: Rijnhavenbrug
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In December last year, a winner was announced in a competition to design a new moveable footbridge in Rotterdam. My Dutch is non-existent so...
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