Yes. This is the perfect site for an arch bridge. The rock will support the abutments and no towers or piers will be needed. Congratulations! You've solved the puzzle. You're ready to roll out the ...

But nowhere is that quiet intensity more brutally interrupted than during the bridge scene, a masterclass in tension, stillness and sudden chaos. What begins as a moment of eerie calm quickly ...

Now, technology has improved at an incredible rate. But what is the oldest bridge in the world that is still standing? It is a corbel arch bridge, constructed during the Mycenaean Period ...

AECOM has designed a pedestrian bridge supported by a single arch in Chicago, which encourages cycling, skating and walking. The crossing connects the Bronzeville neighbourhood with the lakefront ...

No. Arch bridges typically span distances between 200 and 800 feet. You need to span 5,000 feet. (Imagine how tall an arch would have to be to span 5,000 feet.) Try again.

Rachael Hood, Senior Editor The Stone Arch Bridge is a must-see for any architecture buff. This 2,100-foot granite and limestone bridge (featuring a total of 23 arches) was constructed in 1883 and ...