61. BRIDGES (from Architecture And Civil Engineering) --  Encyclopædia Britannica bridges (from architecture and Civil Engineering) (For Notable Civil Engineering Projects, e see /e tbl artclid= 124635 tocid= 9124635 assetid= 74573 http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=231634

62. A Guide To Colorado Architecture - Timber Stringer Bridges The mission of the Colorado Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (OAHP) is to help individuals, communities, and organizations to identify, http://www.coloradohistory-oahp.org/guides/architecture/styles/bridge.htm

Welcome What's New How Do I...? Program Areas ... CHS Home NEW! Basement House House with Canopy Gas Station Timber Stringer Bridges Pioneer Log Vernacular Wood Frame Vernacular Masonry Vernacular Sod ... Novelty Architecture A Guide to Colorado Architecture Timber Stringer Bridges During the 1910s the Colorado Highway Com-mis-sion generally eschewed timber trestles in favor of concrete and steel construction, and the Commission attempted to direct the counties away from timber construction as well. During the Depression, when labor was more plentiful than materials, and during World War II, when strategic materials such as concrete and steel were embargoed by the government, tim-ber was used extensively by the Highway Department for bridge construction. The trend continued into the 1950s, and timber pile bridges continue to be built today, but primarily at secondary lo-ca-tions such as forest roads. Next

63. AISC | Back Issues Aesthetics of Steel bridges, architecture s Impact on Engineering November Low Floorto-Floor Height, Viscous Dampers, Exodermic Bridge Decks October http://www.aisc.org/MSCTemplate.cfm?Section=Back_Issues1&Template=/CustomSource/

64. Untitled Document Building bridges architecture Magazine February 2005. Bernstein, Fred. Archive architecture Setting the Spin in Stone. The New York Times 10 June 2004. http://www.polshek.com/lib_clintonpub.htm

Publications Description Brake, Alan. "Building Bridges" Architecture Magazine February 2005. Bernstein, Fred. "Archive Architecture: Setting the Spin in Stone." The New York Times 10 June 2004. Pearson, Cliff. "Polshek Partnership's Clinton Library connects with Little Rock and the body politic.” Architectural Record Jan 2005. Brummett, John. "No trailer, but a tour de force." Arkansas News 20 Sept 2004. Harris, John F. "Groundbreaking For a Library and a Legacy." The Washington Post 6 Dec 2001. Forgey, Benjamin. "Clinton Library Builds Bridges.” The Washington Post 27 Nov 2004. Iovine, Julie V. "Spin Masters Molding Myth with a T-Square." The New York Times 14 Dec 2000. McGuigan, Cathleen. "Bill's New Bridge.” Newsweek 13 Sept 2004. Ouroussoff, Nicolai. "An Earnest Building for a Complex President.” The New York Times 25 Nov 2004. Manning, Stephen. "Lead Architect for Clinton Library Visits LR, Shares His Passion for Site.” Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 5 Oct 2002.

65. Page Not Found | WTIU Local Specials architecture. Spanning Time America s Covered bridges (2003). Spanning Time America s Covered bridges Spanning Time America s Covered http://www.indiana.edu/~radiotv/wtiu/local_architecture.html

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66. The Influence Of Roman Engineering And Architecture Colin Szasz, McGill University, School of architecture The use of the arch was of course not limited to bridges; it was common in all Roman architecture http://www.arch.mcgill.ca/prof/sijpkes/arch304/winter2001/cszasz/u1/roman.htm

The Influence of Roman Engineering and Architecture Colin Szasz, McGill University, School of Architecture Bibliography Grant, Michael. The World of Rome. Cleveland, The World Publishing Company, 1960. Pp. 264-280, 306-391. Steinman, David B. Bridges and their Builders. New York, Dover Publications Inc., 1957. Pp. 35-52. Brown, David J. Bridges. London, Mitchell Beazley, 1993. Pp. 18-25. Jenkins, Richard. The Legacy of Rome Oxford University Press, 1992. Pp. 329-423. Anderson, William J. The Architecture of Ancient Rome. London, B.T. Batsford Ltd., 1927. Pp. 68-114. Brown, Frank E. Roman Architecture. New York, George Braziller, 1961. Pp. 18-34.

67. New York Architecture Images- SEARCH- New York Bridges search by Style, Architect, Type, Area, Alphabetically 006p_59bridge.jpg (68415 bytes) Throgs Neck Bridge 009-TRIBOROUGH%20BRIDGE-14.jpg (24296 http://www.nyc-architecture.com/BRI/BR.htm

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68. Art In America: From Bullets To Bridges: Chris Burden's New Architecture-inspire From bullets to bridges Chris Burden s new architectureinspired works were recently on view at several venues in Los Angeles and New York http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_4_92/ai_114924485

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69. AJ+ From The Architects’ Journal. Architecture News And Information. Companies, AJ Plus is the first choice for architecture information on the Internet. Your search on bridges returned the following categories http://www.ajplus.co.uk/P_Directory/prod_cat/?pcatid=84&channelID=15

70. Amsterdam Heritage - Bridges bridges and the Amsterdam School of architecture. In the early decades of the 20th century another turning point was reached when the architects Piet Kramer http://www.bmz.amsterdam.nl/adam/uk/bruggen.html

Girder Bridges Arched Bridges Draw Bridges Leaf Bridges ... Back Bridges Amsterdam, City of Bridges 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.

71. China Stamps - S50 - Scott 606-609 - Architecture Of Ancient China architecture of Ancient China bridges. architecture Stamps bridges Stamps. architecture of Ancient China bridges. Anji Bridge Anji Bridge. SN (41) http://www.xabusiness.com/china-stamps-1962/s50.htm

72. CHI 2005: Special Events Portland s architecture and artwork, or the many different kinds of bridges over a plethora of artwork, bridges, architecture, parks, and fountains. http://www.chi2005.org/geninfo/events.html

Home Conference Overview Conference Committee Sponsoring ... Our Sponsors Conference Program Conference Program Presenting at CHI Exhibitors Recruiters ... Student Volunteers Call For Participation Introduction Submissions Overview Archived CFPs All submissions closed CHI 2005 Special Events Networking Gathering Monday, 17:30-19:00 Cantina Lounge, Doubletree Hotel Highlight on Exhibits Tuesday, 10:30-11:30 The Commons-Exhibit Hall A/A1 The Exhibit Area opens immediately after the Opening Plenary session on Tuesday morning. Tuesday, 10:45-11:15 Join ACM SIGCHI President Joseph Konstan after the Opening Plenary and find out how to get the most from CHI. This session offers first-time attendees information on navigating the conference, and making session choices in an environment with many options. The session will also provide a brief history of SIGCHI and an overview of its current structure and activities. Conference Reception Tuesday, 20:00-23:00 Crystal Ballroom 1332 W. Burnside Street Join us for an evening of fellowship, fine food, and good old 50s rock ‘n’ roll music in the grand and historic Crystal Ballroom. Host to world-renowned performers including Rudolph Valentino, Tina Turner, the Grateful Dead and James Brown, the Crystal Ballroom is an awe-inspiring venue with its vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, grand chandeliers, swooping balcony, and giant wallscapes. Its famous “floating” dance floor is described as "like dancing on clouds.” Today, the mechanical dance floor may be the only one left in the United States. The event is included with the Conference and Accompanying Persons registrations. Additional tickets may be purchased at Registration only for US $50.

73. Architecture Of The Brooklyn Bridge - New York, New York, United States Of Ameri the Brooklyn Bridge is a miracle of architecture built at a time when bigger He built several miniBrooklyn bridges to see if his design would work. http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/US/NY/NewYorkBrooklynBridge.html

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74. Ultimate Savers - Architecture - Bridges Thousands of free downloadable screensavers in categories randing from aquariums to sports teams. http://www.ultimatesavers.com/index.asp?Level1=Architecture&Level2=Bridges

75. News: Bridges And Buildings... - Art, Architecture & Engineering Library, Univer bridges and buildings sense cracks, damage with wireless devices Art, architecture Engineering Library aael.ref@umich.edu http://www.lib.umich.edu/aael/news.php?newsID=91

76. Chinese Art - Architecture Houses, Streets And Bridges (www Chinaknowledge a private guide for students of Sinology. http://www.chinaknowledge.de/Art/Houses/houses.html

A universal guide for China studies from Chinaknowledge Chinese Art - Architecture Encoding: Unicode (UTF-8) [Location: HOME Arts bottom Houses, Streets and Bridges Palaces Fortifications The Great Wall Tombs ... Cities and Villages Houses, Streets, Bridges Monasteries and Pagodas Gardens Text and pictures in tables Encoding: Unicode (UTF-8) [ HOME and sitemap: www.chinaknowledge.org top (C) Ulrich Theobald

77. Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright Skyscrapers Gargoyles Castles bridges Victorian architecture and more! History of architecture http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/architec.htm

Home Art Lessons Resources Listgroup ... Awards ARCHITECTURE Incredible @rt Dept ART HOME Program Goals Lesson Plans ... To top of page I'll be building more links all the time. History and Architects Buildings Educational Resources Frank Lloyd Wright ... Victorian Architecture and more! History of Architecture Art Serve: Art and Architecture Images mainly from the Mediterranean Basin and Japan. If you have some time - you might want to check this site out for images - no historical information given. I found some nice architectural details like columns and doors. Site from Australian National University Renaissance and Baroque Architecture images included in this collection were scanned from slides taken by Professor C. W. Westfall and used in his survey course, Renaissance and Baroque Architecture, University of Virginia. High quality images - also shows influence on architecture in the United State. History of Western Architecture This site has links to images by region and period. Information is given about each structure. Images a fairly small but a good source for images for PowerPoint presentations. History of Japanese Architecture Asian Historical Architecture Cities/Buildings image archive University of Washington - Cities/Buildings Database is a collection of digitized images of buildings and cities drawn from across time and throughout the world.

78. Texas Architecture And Architectural Images. Texas architecture Texas buildings and structures, old or historic, interior or exterior bridges Iron bridges, railroad drawbridges, bascule bridges, http://www.texasescapes.com/Texas_architecture/TexasArchitecture.htm

Historic Texas: The Past As It Is Today Columns: Historical, Humor and Opinion NEW RESERVATIONS TEXAS TOWNS A-Z FEATURES ... FORUM RESERVATIONS Hotels Cars Air USA ... Cruises TEXAS TRAVEL TOWNS A to Z Towns by Region GHOST TOWNS TRIPS ... LODGING TEXAS COLUMNS FEATURES Ghosts People ... Links TE Site Information Recommend Us Newsletter About Us ... Vacation Rentals TEXAS ARCHITECTURE Buildings were the dreams of our ancestors in brick and mortar. These modest (and occasionally) grandiose dreams lost to disaster have inspired us to record what remains - before progress claims the survivors. Banks - Buildings Worthy of Your Interest Brick Collecting Bridges - Iron bridges, railroad drawbridges, bascule bridges, causeways and suspension Carnegie Libraries - Of the 1689 Carnegie Libraries built, 32 were in Texas. Churches - Churches across Texas Cornerstones - The first to be set - the last to be saved. Courthouses - Texas courthouses. Illustrated with photos or old post cards Depot Depot - Texas railroad architecture from "cathedral" stations to the lowly switching tower Drive-by Architecture - Buildings of special interest Endangered Historic Properties of Texas Going Postal - Post offices across Texas Gargoyles - Ugly is Beautiful. Scary, whimsical, and allegorical details on Texas buildings that could afford them

79. Texas Bridges. Texas bridges a gallery of contemporary and historical photographs and old post card images of bridges in Texas architecture / Images bridges http://www.texasescapes.com/Texas_architecture/TexasBridges.htm

Historic Texas: The Past As It Is Today Columns: Historical, Humor and Opinion NEW RESERVATIONS TEXAS TOWNS A-Z FEATURES ... FORUM RESERVATIONS Hotels Cars Air USA ... Cruises TEXAS TRAVEL TOWNS A to Z Towns by Region GHOST TOWNS TRIPS ... LODGING TEXAS COLUMNS FEATURES Ghosts People ... Links TE Site Information Recommend Us Newsletter About Us ... Contact TE Recommended Books Bridges: The Spans of North America Landmark American Bridges Famous to hard-to-find bridges Texas Architecture Images : Bridges Texas Hotels Hotels Cars Air ... Vacation Rentals TEXAS BRIDGES Texas Spans (occasionally over water) The symbolism of bridges, or so we're told, represents problem solving and compromise. Permanent handshakes extended across chasms of prejudice and misunderstanding. Romantic ideas like that are great for tourist brochures, but it gives us a headache. People see bridges as tall places to drive over or look down from. Our bridges here aren't symbols of anything; they're real rusting, riveted iron spans. They're mostly bridges to the 19th Century, but we find that handy since so much of our content lives there. NEW Joppa Iron Bridge, circa 1911

80. Exhibit Bridges Art, Architecture Exhibit bridges Art, architecture Nightwalking 4, black and white photograph, Becca Byers (architect, Lexington) http://www.uky.edu/PR/News/Archives/2003/June2003/03-06_art_architecture.htm

Exhibit Bridges Art, Architecture Contact: George Lewis (Click to enlarge) Nightwalking #4, black and white photograph, Becca Byers (architect, Lexington) The exhibit is an attempt to encourage communication and interaction between artists and architects as well as strengthen ties between the artistic communities of Louisville and Lexington, Mosier said. The show features paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture. June 23, 2003 (Lexington, Ky.) Curated by Lisa Mosier and Myra Silva, the show was inspired by efforts to bring artists and architects from Lexington and Louisville to a common task: interpreting the experience of the city and how it shapes self-image, through the medium of studio art. The exhibit is an attempt to encourage communication and interaction between artists and architects as well as strengthen ties between the artistic communities of Louisville and Lexington, Mosier said. The show features paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture. The Urban Design Studio is a partnership by the UK School of Architecture , the U of L School of Urban and Public Affairs and the Metro Louisville Department of Planning and Design. It was established in 2000 to provide a forum for students and community members to address specific issues of architecture and urbanism within Louisville.

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