Bridges

NOTES: The bridge was designed by engineer J. J. C.Bradfield, with consulting engineer Sir Ralph Freeman and consulting architects Sir John Burnet & Partners.

NOTES: The bridge was designed by engineer J. C. C.Bradfield, with consulting engineer Sir Ralph Freeman and consulting architects Sir John Burnet & Partners.

NOTES: Atelier One were the engineers of the bridge; Jamie McColl, the sculptor-designer.

NOTES: This compression arch suspended-deck bridge links Newcastle-upon-Tyne with Gateshead on the south bank of the River Tyne. It was designed by the engineers Mott Hay & Anderson while Robert Burns Dick was responsible for the design of the piers.

NOTES: This cantilever railway bridge crosses the Firth of the Forth connecting the city of Edinburgh at Queensferry to Fife.

NOTES: This stone 12-arched bridge, which connects the Rive Gauche and the Rive Droite with the Ile de la Cite, was begun in 1578 and was inaugurated in 1607.