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Dear <<First Name>> <<Last Name>>,
They are less susceptible to maintenance work, and cheaper to build, and — according to some engineers — they offer greater design freedom than conventionally supported bridges. Yes, we are talking about integral bridges. Of course, we have already listed numerous integral and semi-integral bridges on Structurae with technical data, images, and a lot of other information, and we keep adding more.
In the section on "Bridges by support conditions" we have included the following categories of bridges:
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