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Eladio Dieste Saint Martin (1917-2000) NOWAK, Alina/ EDLER, Tim: Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859), Auf: www.great-engineers.de. Ein Internetlexikon der Bauingenieure, 2003/2009/2011. Eladio Dieste Saint Martin (1917-2000). Topografische Projektübersicht Abb. 3.01. Brunels Projekte in England und Wales. [S. Giese, Abb. 3.02. Planungen in Kleinasien/ Türkei. [S. Giese, 2009] 2009] Baujahr Projektname Weitere Informationen Angarrack, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1845 West Cornwall Railway Truro – Redruth und Angarrack – Penzance Box (bei Corsham), Wiltshire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1836-1841 Box Tunnel Great Western Railway, Bristol – London Bristol, Grafschaft Bristol, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1831-1864 Clifton-Suspension Bridge Avonschlucht 1833-1841 Great Western Railway London – Bristol 1835 Bristol & Exeter Railway Bristol – Exeter 1835-1844 Bristol & Gloucester Railway Bristol – Gloucester 1836-1837 SS Great Western Fertigung 1839-1845 SS Great Britain Fertigung Cardiff, Wales, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1844-1852 South Wales Railway Gloucester – Chepstow – Cardiff – Swansea – Fishguard Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859). Topografische Projektübersicht Seite 1 NOWAK, Alina/ EDLER, Tim: Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859), Auf: www.great-engineers.de. Ein Internetlexikon der Bauingenieure, 2003/2009/2011. 1835 Cheltenham & Great Western Union Railway Cheltenham – Swindon Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1844-1852 South Wales Railway Gloucester – Chepstow – Cardiff – Swansea – Fishguard 1849-1853 Chepstow Bridge South Wales Railway Exeter, Devon, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1835 Bristol & Exeter Railway Bristol – Exeter 1841-1849 South Devon Railway Exeter – Plymouth Falmouth, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1845-1863 Cornwall Railway Plymouth – Falmouth Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1844-1852 South Wales Railway Gloucester – Chepstow – Cardiff – Swansea – Fishguard Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1835-1844 Bristol & Gloucester Railway Bristol – Gloucester 1844-1852 South Wales Railway Gloucester – Chepstow – Cardiff – Swansea – Fishguard Hanwell, London Boroughs, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1835 Wharncliff Viadukt Great Western Railway, London – Bristol London, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1824-1841 Themsetunnel 1831 Sternwarte 1833-1841 Great Western Railway London – Bristol 1835-1845 Hungerford Suspension Bridge 1836-1837 SS Great Western Dampfmaschinenausstattung 1839-1845 SS Great Britain Maschinenausstattung 1849-1854 Paddington Station Great Western Railway, London – Bristol 1852 Wassertürme Sydenham 1853-1859 SS Great Eastern Fertigung, Millwall/ Isle of Dogs Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1835-1841 Maidenhead Bridge Great Western Railway, London – Bristol Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859). Topografische Projektübersicht Seite 2 NOWAK, Alina/ EDLER, Tim: Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859), Auf: www.great-engineers.de. Ein Internetlexikon der Bauingenieure, 2003/2009/2011. Penzance, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1845 West Cornwall Railway Truro – Redruth und Angarrack – Penzance Plymouth, Devon, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1841-1849 South Devon Railway Exeter – Plymouth 1845-1863 Cornwall Railway Plymouth – Falmouth Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1843-1851 Oxford, Worcester & Wolverhampton Railway Oxford – Worcester – Wolverhampton Redruth, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1845 West Cornwall Railway Truro – Redruth und Angarrack – Penzance Renkioi (bei Çanakkale), Provinz Çanakkale, Türkei (Abb. 3.02) 1855 Renkioi Hospital Saltash, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1848-1859 Royal Albert Bridge Cornwall Railway Swansea, Wales, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1844-1852 South Wales Railway Gloucester – Chepstow – Cardiff – Swansea – Fishguard Swindon, Wiltshire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1835 Cheltenham & Great Western Union Railway Cheltenham – Swindon 1841 Station u. Lokomotivwerkstätten Great Western Railway, London – Bristol Truoro, Cornwall, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1845 West Cornwall Railway Truro – Redruth und Angarrack – Penzance Wolverhampton, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1843-1851 Oxford, Worcester & Wolverhampton Railway Oxford – Worcester – Wolverhampton Worcester, Worcestershire, England, UK (Abb. 3.01) 1843-1851 Oxford, Worcester & Wolverhampton Railway Oxford – Worcester – Wolverhampton Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859). Topografische Projektübersicht Seite 3 .
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