Who designed Titanic?

Answer 1

Thomas Andrews, contrary to popular belief, was not the designer of Titanic, he was the master builder. The Olympic-Class vessels, including Titanic, were designed by Alexander Carlisle who left abruptly after Olympic was finished so construction supervision fell to Thomas Andrews.

Answer 2

The designer of Titanic is Thomas Andrews of Belfast, Ireland he worked with Harland and Wolff the great ship producers of that time. He also designed Titanic's sister ships the Olympic and Britannic.

Answer 3

Thomas Andrews, the head of Harland & Wolff design department, designed the Titanic. From 1908-1909, over 15,000 Irish shipyard workers built the ship. Each worker was paid about $10 a week. The Titanic was known as the "unsinkable ship". The Titanic was called "unsinkable" because the ship had a double bottom. The hull was divided up into 16 watertight compartments. The ship was built to stay afloat even if two of the middle compartments, or four of the front compartments flooded. So, the ship was considered "unsinkable".

Answer 4

Thomas Andrews designed the Titanic. Too bad he died on it =(

Answer 5

William Perrie and Tomas Andrews designed the ship

Answer 6

Thomas Andrews, the head of Harland & Wolff design department, designed the Titanic.

Answer 7

It was Thomas Andrews (pretty sure) :)

hope i helped

Answer 8

the designer of the Titanic was called Thomas Andrews. He was a passenger on the voyage and went down with the ship

Answer 9

Titanic was designed by many different people in the drawing offices at Harland & Wolff but the chief designer of the Olympic-class vessels was draughtsman Alexander Carlisle.

Answer 10

The Titanic was built in Belfast. It was designed by Thomas Andrews, Jr.