Mark Hipwell-Scholesさんのイラストまとめ

“There are no future scenarios in which the U.K. can meet its carbon reduction milestones over the next two decades whilst car traffic is allowed to grow even if electric vehicle uptake is massively accelerated” https://t.co/qn9D1J1dbn

Day 17 of #BuildingAZ is Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham (Selly Oak) It's a major, 1,215 bed, tertiary NHS & military hospital & was constructed in 2010 replacing the previous hospital & Selly Oak branch. I've visited on a few occasions & think it's rather impressive.

Week 12 of #Bridges2021 is Lin Qi; working at @Laing_ORourke @jmurphyandsons JV on the Area North Enabling works for @HS2ltd working on the installation of a 2750tn bridge over the M42. Great to see her celebrated in the @RailwayMuseum #RailwayHeroes: https://t.co/XipKWsb3D3

Week 10 of #Bridges2021 is @katytoms1; Senior Engineer at @wsp, @ICESouthWest Chair & @WES1919 Top 50 for 2017. Also running the @STEMBuildMalawi who are building a STEM classroom in Rainbow Hope School. Inspired by the beautiful Falkirk Wheel to get into engineering & people.

Day 22 of #TransportAZ & it's the beautiful Vaporetto, the Venetian Public Waterbus. Operated by the ACTV & running along the main waterways, a lovely way to experience the Canal Grande especially at night floating underneath the Rialto.

Week 8 of #Bridges2021 is Dorothy Donaldson Buchanan. A hugely impressive career including the Sydney Harbour Bridge design team & the George V Bridge a.k.a. The Tyne Bridge. She became a member of the @ICE_engineers in 1927 becoming the first woman amongst 9000+ men.

Today's #TransportAZ is R and our Railways have led to some of the most spectacular architecture/bridges. Don't forget @MrTimDunn and his #TheArchitectureTheRailwaysBuilt🧣series is on @YesterdayTweets (I catch up on the @UKTV app) including the extremely cool Blackfriars bridge. https://t.co/jHeJ6XIUUx

Day 8 of #TransportAZ & we're celebrating the Humber Bridge. Before it's construction was completed in 1981, crossing the wide estuary involved a long drive or a busy ferry. It was the longest suspension bridge in the world for 17 years & an impressive feat of British Engineering

Day 6 of #TransportAZ is Funicular Railways. Putting the "Fun" into transporting people & goods up steep slopes. Funiculars their carriages as counterweights to climb. Notable examples are Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway powered by water & Stoosbahn with a max slope of 48 degrees

Week 6 of #Bridges2021 is Joanna Bonnett, Vice President at @COWI_UK who worked on the award winning Gade Valley Viaduct Project. Carrying twice the number of vehicles it was design to & suffering fatigue in the bottom flange, the M25 structure needed extensive strengthening.