Photos from "Civil Engineering Watching - Infrastructure Encyclopedia: Collection of Civil Engineering Structures" (Tamkang Bridge, Taiwan) have been published.
"Civil Engineering Watching - Infrastructure Encyclopedia: Collection of Civil Engineering Structures Photos" is a portal site for images and information about civil engineering structures that form social infrastructure facilities.
We have recently published photos of the "Tamsui Bridge."
The Tamsui Bridge is a single-tower, asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge constructed at the mouth of the Tamsui River in northern Taiwan, featuring a river crossing section of 920 meters, a main tower height of 200 meters above water level (11.4 meters below water level), and the world's longest span of 450 meters. (It will officially open on May 12, 2026.)
In addition to the "Tamsui Bridge," various civil engineering projects and articles related to civil engineering are also featured, so we hope you will take a look.
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"Civil Engineering Watching" is a portal site for images and information about civil structures that form social infrastructure facilities.
Perry Japan Co., Ltd. was established in January 2006 as one of the bases of PERI (headquartered in Germany) in over 60 countries worldwide. We are working to solve various challenges faced by our customers, such as improving safety and quality, reducing labor and construction time, and cutting costs, by providing formwork and shoring systems that systematize these issues in various situations, including concrete pouring at construction sites.





