Golden Gate Bridge I
“Ask of the steel, each strut and wire, … What gave it force and power.” is what a poet might once have said about one of the most iconic bridges ever built in the last century. But what if you combine that poet with a brilliant civil engineer? You get the Golden Gate Bridge. When it was finished poet turned draftsman turned bridge engineer, Joseph Baermann Strauss, Chief Engineer and Architect of the Golden Gate Bridge also said "At last the mighty task is done". We can't really add anything to that so we'll let the design speak for itself.
“Ask of the steel, each strut and wire, … What gave it force and power.” is what a poet might once have said about one of the most iconic bridges ever built in the last century. But what if you combine that poet with a brilliant civil engineer? You get the Golden Gate Bridge. When it was finished poet turned draftsman turned bridge engineer, Joseph Baermann Strauss, Chief Engineer and Architect of the Golden Gate Bridge also said "At last the mighty task is done". We can't really add anything to that so we'll let the design speak for itself.
“Ask of the steel, each strut and wire, … What gave it force and power.” is what a poet might once have said about one of the most iconic bridges ever built in the last century. But what if you combine that poet with a brilliant civil engineer? You get the Golden Gate Bridge. When it was finished poet turned draftsman turned bridge engineer, Joseph Baermann Strauss, Chief Engineer and Architect of the Golden Gate Bridge also said "At last the mighty task is done". We can't really add anything to that so we'll let the design speak for itself.