Wonders Of Engineering

“Dragons in Love” Sculpture, Varna, Bulgaria

A whimsical statue in Varna depicts two dragons entwined in affection — a mythical expression of love rendered in stone.

California Art Deco. Academy Theatre in Inglewood, by S. Charles Lee, 1939.

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As one of America’s most famous landmarks, the film-lovers among you might recognise the Golden Gate suspension bridge as a backdrop to the film A View to a Kill (1985).

Joseph Baermann Strauss originally designed it for less glamorous reasons, to connect San Francisco to Marin Country in California, which previously involved ferrying across San Francisco Bay.

At 1.7 miles long and painted in its signature burnt red, the Golden Gate Bridge was considered an incredible engineering feat when it opened in 1937.

It’s not just Hollywood who have an eye for it – it’s also the most photographed bridge in the world!