Sir Alexander Gibb

Sir Alexander Gibb was a prominent British civil engineer known for his significant contributions to infrastructure and engineering projects in the 20th century. Born in 1889, he played a key role in the construction of important structures such as dams, bridges, and roads, particularly in the UK and internationally. Gibb was involved in major projects like the design of the Forth Road Bridge and the expansion of London's transport network. His expertise and leadership helped shape modern engineering practices. He was recognized for his work with numerous awards, including a knighthood, reflecting his influence and dedication to the field.