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The Bridges of Eduardo Torroja

structure and form, which today is understood and admired as the art of engineering, "Baukultur". His work is often associated with his virtuoso handling of concrete as a building material and the construction of daring shell structures. But his diverse bridge structures have
 also written civil engineering history, which will be the focus of this article.