How did Art Deco architecture influence the design of bridges and tunnels?

Art Deco architecture influenced the design of bridges and tunnels in several ways. First, it emphasized sleek and streamlined design, which was incorporated into the construction of bridges and tunnels to make them appear more modern and sophisticated. Second, Art Deco incorporated geometric shapes and patterns, which were often incorporated into the design of bridges and tunnels, especially in the decorative elements. Third, Art Deco often featured bold and vivid colors, which were also incorporated into the design of bridges and tunnels, particularly in the lighting and signage. Overall, Art Deco architecture had a significant impact on bridge and tunnel design, influencing the aesthetic choices made by architects and engineers in creating structures that were both functional and visually striking.

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