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Damn, it's amazing, there's a world of bridges made with spaghetti. Yes, Italian spaghetti, pasta with lifelong eating, come on.

Anglo education seems that is more practical and more competitive than we know and that gives the guys do whatever contests. With that is that students are working, documented, are motivated, make decisions, work together and all that it seems impossible to make a teenager. And by golly, one of the most widespread competition is to make models of bridges with affordable materials and more specifically with spaghetti (dry pasta, uncooked). Imagine: thousands of kids in the awkward age resistant thinking patterns, buying toothpaste at the supermarket, building bridges in the living room and then subjected to a load test on the day of the competition ... Total

I discover that not only structural engineering made with hands can be fun if there is plenty of documentary evidence to prove it: videos, images , reports ... A world to discover. Awesome.

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Here we have two structures in the middle of nowhere. Missing embankment platform defining what is billed a double clazada motorway and also lack the road or whatever you pass underneath. For now it is a work in progress, without reference and meaningless.

But to me this image I find supersugerente. Is in itself a testimony to the presence of civil works in the territory. Why the hell they serve these two tomes? In the first question that inevitably comes to mind lies the interest of the photo. For now warn that a transformation is taking place in the landscape. Announced future avenues of connection. Denote the presence of the built in the natural. They are also large-scale sculptures. I recurdan the colossal sculptures in Heizer ComplexCity in the Nevada desert. Not to mention the poetic power that has any work in construction in process, something that is being but not yet. Poetry only noticeable to an observer able to leave the burden of learning a rational for the possibilities of the subjective.

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