ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #251

Quiz . 10 August 2005


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Architecture Puzzler #251

Unless you have designed bridges you may not know how a "tremie" is used in construction. What is a tremie?

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Architecture Puzzler #250

White Sands National Monument in New Mexico is an outcropping of hydrous calcium sulphate. What is the common name of this rock and how is it used in the construction industry?

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Was a tremie used in constructing the Brooklyn Bridge?
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