Bradfield's Life
The Significance of Bradfield's work
Structures
Rennie's Life
The Significance of Rennie's work
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When was John Bradfield born?

1867

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John Bradfield designed the __________________ with a unique arch-style structure that has become an iconic landmark of Sydney.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

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What is the name of this dam?

a. Burrinjuck Dam

b. Cataract Dam

c. Bradfield Dam

d. London Dam

b. Cataract Dam

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What is John Rennie sometimes referred to as?

The Elder

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What types of canals did Rennie contribute to during his lifetime? (name one)

  • Lancaster Canal

  • Ulverstone Canal

  • Crinan Canal

  • Kennet and Avon Canal

  • Grand Trunk Canal (Leek Branch)

  • Aberdeenshire Canal

  • Croydon Canal

  • Royal Canal Ireland

  • Royal Military Canal

  • Grand Western Canal

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Where did John Bradfield graduate and in what year?

University of Sydney in 1891

20

What year was the Sydney Harbour Bridge project officially approved?

1912

20

Who is this highway named after?

John Bradfield

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Which university did John Rennie study at?

The University of Edinburgh

20
In 1790 he set up business in London as a __________.

Consulting Engineer

30
Give at least two (2) contributions John Bradfield did in his early career
  • Railway draftsman
  • Joined New South Wales Department of Public Works in 1893.
  • Assistant engineer on projects like Cataract Dam and Burrinjuck Dam.
30

Why was the construction of the bridge temporarily stopped during World War I? 

Material shortages and redirection of labor resources.

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What is the name of this bridge?

Sydney Harbour Bridge

30

John Rennie worked in the early British engineering and manufacturing firm ________ as the London agent

Boulton & Watt

30

What was the Lancaster Canal's initial use for?

To facilitate the transport of coal from the pits in the south of Lancashire to the farmlands surrounding North Lancashire and the towns of Lancaster and Preston
40

What academic achievements did John Bradfield accomplish during his education?

  • Awarded 'dux' and chemistry medal

  • Earned a maths degree from the University of Sydney in 1886

  • Graduated with first-class bachelor's in civil engineering from St. Andrew’s College, awarded University Gold Medal

  • Won Levey Scholarship for Chemistry, Smith Prize for Physics, and Sulman Prize for Architecture

40

Sydney's Underground Railway System (City Circle) consists of __ stations on 52 km (32 mi) of twin tracks,

21

40

What is Sydney's Underground Railway System also knows as

City Circle

40
What were John Rennie's four (4) first works?

Lancaster Canal

The Kennet & Avon Canal 

The Royal Military Canal

Improving the drainage of the Norfolk fens

40

What structures did Rennie contribute to during his lifetime? (name three)


  • Lancaster Canal

  • Ulverstone Canal

  • Crinan Canal

  • Kennet and Avon Canal

  • Grand Trunk Canal (Leek Branch)

  • Aberdeenshire Canal

  • Croydon Canal

  • Royal Canal Ireland

  • Royal Military Canal

  • Grand Western Canal

  • London Bridge

  • East India Docks

  • London Docks

50

What was John Bradfield awarded by ICE in 1934?

Telford Gold Medal

50

What are some notable projects by John Bradfield? (name all five)

Sydney's underground railway system (City Circle)

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Bradfield Highway

Cataract Dam

Burrinjuck Dam

50

-London Docks

-Lancaster Canal

-London Bridge

-Waterloo Bridge

A.

B.

C.

A. London Docks

B. Lancaster Canal

C. Waterloo Bridge

50

What is the name of John Rennie's son

John Rennie

+10 if merong "the younger"

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What structure did the committee ask Rennie to consider using different materials to save costs that he rejected on the grounds of the aspiration to create a magnificent structure and manage future maintenance costs?

Waterloo Bridge