Because if they built them in one big slab, the heat from the sun would cause expansion which would start cracks. This seam gives any cracking a place to be without bothering anything, and also means that any cracks that do start will be contained to one block.
because they expand and contract with heat.
The built environment encompasses various human-made structures and spaces, including residential buildings like houses and apartments, commercial spaces such as offices and retail shops, and public infrastructure like parks, bridges, and transportation systems. Examples also include schools, hospitals, and recreational facilities. Additionally, urban planning elements like streets and sidewalks contribute to the overall built environment. These structures and spaces significantly influence social interactions, accessibility, and sustainability in communities.
Sidewalks were built, and boats passed through the canals.
Metres (in a built-up area), kilometres if across open spaces.
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That was the "CCC", or Civilian Conservation Corps". In my town, we can still see slight evidence of some sidewalks that they built, back then.
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It was first built in Rome, NY. The chose Rome because that section was flat.
Sidewalks and bridges and other material that must hold heavy traffic require periodic breaks in order to prevent the material from cutting and breaking at will
well mostare built on REALLY big spaces but i might be wrong...