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Why do you think pillars supporting bridges and high buildings are built broad at the bottom?
To make themstudier and so they can support the weight of themselves.
Why beam bridges were built?
Beam Bridges were built to make longer and more durable bridges.
Economic conditions in 1890s in US?
because money was going up like crazy and buildings were built and schools were being built too ....
How did Alfred Nobel change the world?
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish engineer and inventor who built buildings and bridges in Stockholm. He invented dynamite in 1866.
What are typical uses for modular buildings?
Modular buildings are popular because they are easy to manufacture and can be constructed very quickly. These buildings are built to code and are a cheaper alternative for building offices, health care centers, and schools.
What type of bridges were built using the truss design?
arch bridges
What are bridges built from?
Bridges can be built of many different materials including stone, concrete, wood and metals.
Why are the Romans remembered for their skill in engineering?
bridges, they built bridges and other things
How many government buildings are there?
411,406 buildings were currently owned in 2004. Just think of how many buildings we have now and how many we have in Utah. Right now, no one is really sure of how many government buildings they own in the USA or Utah, but considering all the schools and new buildings we have built within the past year, there is a definite increase in the number of buildings since 2004.
What recreational facilies was built by Public Works Administration and Works Progress Administration?
schools, courthouses, city halls, public-health facilities, and roads, bridges, dams, and subways
What are pontoon bridges used for?
They are often built by military engineers to cross rivers where there are no bridges.
Are all bridges built over water?
No. Bridges can span any gap in the terrain.
