Who Built That? Bridges An Introduction to Ten Great Bridges and Their Designers

Who Built That? Bridges An Introduction to Ten Great Bridges and Their Designers by Didier Cornille is an illustrated book published by Princeton Architectural Press on October 18, 2016. This 96-page volume is designed for young readers and explores ten significant bridges around the world, including the Brooklyn and Golden Gate bridges. Through engaging step-by-step drawings and clear text, Cornille introduces the engineers and architects responsible for these remarkable structures, making complex concepts accessible to children.

Readers will discover a variety of bridges, from the first cast iron designs to the tallest concrete structures, as well as smaller footbridges. The book serves as an informative introduction to architecture and engineering, appealing to children of all ages who are curious about the design and construction of these iconic landmarks. With its focus on both the people behind the bridges and the principles of their work, Who Built That? Bridges provides a fun and educational experience for young enthusiasts of architecture and design.