John Rennie

John Rennie (1761–1821) was a Scottish civil engineer known for designing and overseeing major bridges, aqueducts, and canals during the Industrial Revolution. His work helped improve transportation and water supply systems in Britain, facilitating economic growth. Rennie is best known for his engineering projects like London's Waterloo Bridge and the Dundas Viaduct in Scotland. His innovative techniques and attention to detail set new standards in engineering practices of his time, leaving a lasting legacy in infrastructure development.