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"Bridge Design" as a book category covers the theory, practice, history, and art of conceiving and delivering bridges, aimed at engineers, architects, students, planners, and informed readers. It includes textbooks and handbooks on structural analysis, materials (concrete, steel, composites), load standards and codes, modeling and CAD/FEA methods, and design of specific types—beam, arch, truss, suspension, cable‑stayed, and pedestrian or railway bridges. Also featured are practical guides to construction techniques, detailing, inspection, maintenance, retrofitting, and risk or lifecycle management, plus specialized topics like seismic and wind engineering, sustainability, and aesthetics or landscape integration. The category embraces case studies and project monographs, historical surveys and photographic portfolios, and interdisciplinary works that blend technical rigor with architectural vision and project delivery insights.

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