John Roebling

John Roebling was a German-born American engineer known for designing and building suspension bridges. His most famous project was the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, which connected Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River. Roebling pioneered the use of steel cables and innovative construction techniques, enabling the creation of large, sturdy bridges that transformed transportation. His work combined technical skill with vision, making him a key figure in civil engineering. Roebling's efforts laid the groundwork for modern bridge design, and his legacy continues through the iconic structure he co-created.