ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #53

Quiz . 06 June 2001


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We all know the importance of circulation and parking systems in urban design. In the average U.S. city, what percentage of the land is taken up by these systems?

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The main spans of the longest suspension bridges tend to be how many times longer than the main spans of the longest steel arch bridges?

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