r/oddlysatisfying • u/Upstairs_Drive_5602 • 2d ago
The repeating brick arches of the Ouse Valley Viaduct.
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u/Upstairs_Drive_5602 2d ago
Completed in 1842 for the London to Brighton Railway, the Ouse Valley Viaduct is 450 metres (1,475 ft) long and consists of 37 arches built from around 11 million bricks. Designed by engineer John Urpeth Rastrick with architectural input from David Mocatta, it remains in daily use over 180 years later.
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u/C-57D 2d ago
Wait this is real? I thought it was concept art for Dune or something. Woah
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u/lythy2016 2d ago
Could’ve told me it was Bruce Pennington or John Schoenherr and I’d have believed them.
Edit: Schoenherr
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u/Emil_VII 2d ago
You've managed to make this look like a Syd Mead concept piece for part of a futuristic city or something. Great work!
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u/Smoked_Vegetables 1d ago
It’s sideways, this was the original dock entrance for the millennium falcon
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u/Dwaas_Bjaas 2d ago
Smh who nudged the bottom of the structure??!