
This is a list of civil engineers, people who were trained in or practiced civil engineering. See also architect, landscape architect, urban planner, and list of engineers. ==Alphabetical list== __NoTOC__ == A == * Marcus Agrippa * Othmar Ammann * Yasser Arafat == B == * Benjamin Baker * Henry Barnes - traffic * Peter W. Barlow - Lambeth Bridge (old), tunnelling shield * William Henry Barlow - railways * John Wolfe-Barry * Sir Joseph Bazalgette - London sewers and bridges * Bernard Forest de Belidor - hydraulic engineer * Osama bin Laden * Sir Alexander Binnie - tunnels, bridges * Thomas Bouch - railways * James Brindley - canals, watermills * Henri Marc Brunel * Isambard Kingdom Brunel * Marc Isambard Brunel * Sir George Buchanan (engineer) - harbours * Chirag Bhimani - Structural & Environmental Engineer == C == * Giovanni Domenico Cassini - astronomer and engineer of papal fortifications * Octave Chanute - railroad engineer and aviation pioneer * William Tierney Clark - bridges * Hardy Cross - moment distribution method * Francis T. Crowe * William Cubitt * Carl Culmann - graphical statical methods == D == * Henry Darcy * Simon James Dawson - Red River road * Francis Drake * Jules Dupuit * Thomas Dadford Junior — canals == E == * John S. Eastwood * Alexandre Gustave Eiffel * Hans Albert Einstein - hydraulics == F == * Sanford Fleming - railroads, time zone * Sir John Fowler - bridges * Milton H. Freeman - Holland Tunnel * Eugène Freyssinet - structural engineer concrete * Buckminster Fuller == G == * Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri * George Washington Goethals * James Henry Greathead * Hans Ulrich Grubenmann * Johannes Grubenmann == H == * Sir William Halcrow - tunnels * Thomas Hawksley * Benjamin Hall - Big Ben * Clifford Milburn Holland - Holland Tunnel * Herbert Hoover - mining * Clarence Decatur Howe - grain elevators * Hu Jintao - President of China == I == == J == * William Jessop - canals * Theodore Judah - railroads == K == *Maurice Koechlin, structural designer to Gustave Eiffel == L == * Osama bin Laden * Curtis LeMay * William LeMessurier * Ferdinand de Lesseps * Tung-Yen Lin - bridges, the pioneer of prestressed concrete * William Lindley - water and sewerage works * Jair Lynch * Joseph Locke - railways == M == * John MacAdam - roads * Sir John MacNeill - railways * William Mahone - plank road, railways * Conde McCullough - bridges * Robert Maillart - Swiss, concrete bridges * Charles Meik - ports, railways, hydroelectric schemes * Patrick Meik - ports, railways * Thomas Meik - ports, railways * Christian Menn - Swiss, known for bridges, including the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge, part of the Big Dig in Boston. * Otto Mohr * James Morgan - Regent's Canal == N == == O == == P == * William N. Page- railways, mining * Ralph M. Parsons * William Barclay Parsons * Samuel Morton Peto - railways, harbours * Henry Petroski - failure analysis * Giovanni Poleni - structural analysis of St. Peter's cupola == Q == == R == * John Rennie (engineer) - canals, bridges, docks * Peter Rice - structural engineer * John August Roebling - Brooklyn Bridge, Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge * Washington Roebling * Richard Birdsall Rogers - designer of the Peterborough Lift Lock, Ontario, Canada == S == * Johann Jacob Schuebler - mathematician, painter: published engineering roof construction treatise in 1731/36 * Ole Singstad - Holland Tunnel tunnel ventilation system * John Smeaton - canals, bridges, Eddystone Lighthouse * George Stephenson - railways * Robert Stephenson - railways * Robert Louis Stevenson - lighthouses * Simon Stevin * Sukarno == T == * Thomas Telford - roads and bridges * Stephen Timoshenko - engineering mechanics * Pierre Emanuel Tirard * Fritz Todt * Eduardo Torroja - structural engineer == U == == V == * Leonardo da Vinci == W == * James Walker * John Wolfe-Barry * A. Baldwin Wood - pumps * Edward Leader Williams - canals, bridges * Clay W. Willis - civil structural == X == == Y == * Boris Yeltsin == Z == Lists of people by occupation Civil engineering
Is it really necessary to add that bin laden character to the list of famous engineers? Although he may or may not have an engineering license, he isn't famous for contributing to the world of engineering. I vote to remove him from the list. :I had put him on the list, because I think for understanding the tradgedy of 911 it makes sence to know bin ladens profession and it would remind that every knowledge is possible to use for good and bad thinks. The list is not for good guys only, bad people should be listed as well. Why should be this list only for "contributing the world of engineering"? 911 and civil engineering, this is not an accident - there is a link between it. Every civil engineer knows how long a fire can burn before a building collapse - but I was not prepared and shocked that someone used this knowledge against the people in that dimension. There is a need for more selfcritical view about critical infrastructure. His name on this list would stress this. Sorry to haven't wrote this explaination directly. User:RobertMichel 00:55, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) Its a fact that he is a civil engineer. We can't change that, nor ignore it.User:Ark30inf 00:57, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) :Osama bin Laden: ''As a college student, he studied business and project administration. He also earned a degree in civil engineering from King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah in 1979, possibly as preparation for taking over parts of his father's extensive construction and civil engineering business.''User:RobertMichel 23:14, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) ::I vote to put him back - it is of general interest that he is a civil engineer, in the same way that the fact that Slobodan Milosovic is a psychiatrist is interesting.User:2toise 11:45, 23 Oct 2003 (UTC) It looks like the concensus is to put him back - are there any objections?User:2toise 11:56, 1 Nov 2003 (UTC) He should be in the list as he IS a civil engineer. But should he be under 'B' or 'L'? AFAIK 'bin/ben' means 'son of' and 'Laden' could be considered as his last name. Anyway.... a similar argument holds for 'Curtis LeMay' and 'William LeMessurier' (should be under 'M'), 'Ferdinand de Lesseps' should be (and is) under 'L'. Not to mention the 'Mac..'s as 'John MacAdam' (should be under 'A').
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This is a list of civil engineers, people who were trained in or practiced civil engineering. See also architect, landscape architect, urban planner, and list of engineers. ==Alphabetical list== __NoTOC__ == A == * Marcus Agrippa * Othmar Ammann * Yasser Arafat == B == * Benjamin Baker * Henry Barnes - traffic * Peter W. Barlow - Lambeth Bridge (old), tunnelling shield * William Henry Barlow - railways * John Wolfe-Barry * Sir Joseph Bazalgette - London sewers and bridges * Bernard Forest de Belidor - hydraulic engineer * Osama bin Laden * Sir Alexander Binnie - tunnels, bridges * Thomas Bouch - railways * James Brindley - canals, watermills * Henri Marc Brunel * Isambard Kingdom Brunel * Marc Isambard Brunel * Sir George Buchanan (engineer) - harbours * Chirag Bhimani - Structural & Environmental Engineer == C == * Giovanni Domenico Cassini - astronomer and engineer of papal fortifications * Octave Chanute - railroad engineer and aviation pioneer * William Tierney Clark - bridges * Hardy Cross - moment distribution method * Francis T. Crowe * William Cubitt * Carl Culmann - graphical statical methods == D == * Henry Darcy * Simon James Dawson - Red River road * Francis Drake * Jules Dupuit * Thomas Dadford Junior — canals == E == * John S. Eastwood * Alexandre Gustave Eiffel * Hans Albert Einstein - hydraulics == F == * Sanford Fleming - railroads, time zone * Sir John Fowler - bridges * Milton H. Freeman - Holland Tunnel * Eugène Freyssinet - structural engineer concrete * Buckminster Fuller == G == * Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri * George Washington Goethals * James Henry Greathead * Hans Ulrich Grubenmann * Johannes Grubenmann == H == * Sir William Halcrow - tunnels * Thomas Hawksley * Benjamin Hall - Big Ben * Clifford Milburn Holland - Holland Tunnel * Herbert Hoover - mining * Clarence Decatur Howe - grain elevators * Hu Jintao - President of China == I == == J == * William Jessop - canals * Theodore Judah - railroads == K == *Maurice Koechlin, structural designer to Gustave Eiffel == L == * Osama bin Laden * Curtis LeMay * William LeMessurier * Ferdinand de Lesseps * Tung-Yen Lin - bridges, the pioneer of prestressed concrete * William Lindley - water and sewerage works * Jair Lynch * Joseph Locke - railways == M == * John MacAdam - roads * Sir John MacNeill - railways * William Mahone - plank road, railways * Conde McCullough - bridges * Robert Maillart - Swiss, concrete bridges * Charles Meik - ports, railways, hydroelectric schemes * Patrick Meik - ports, railways * Thomas Meik - ports, railways * Christian Menn - Swiss, known for bridges, including the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge, part of the Big Dig in Boston. * Otto Mohr * James Morgan - Regent's Canal == N == == O == == P == * William N. Page- railways, mining * Ralph M. Parsons * William Barclay Parsons * Samuel Morton Peto - railways, harbours * Henry Petroski - failure analysis * Giovanni Poleni - structural analysis of St. Peter's cupola == Q == == R == * John Rennie (engineer) - canals, bridges, docks * Peter Rice - structural engineer * John August Roebling - Brooklyn Bridge, Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge * Washington Roebling * Richard Birdsall Rogers - designer of the Peterborough Lift Lock, Ontario, Canada == S == * Johann Jacob Schuebler - mathematician, painter: published engineering roof construction treatise in 1731/36 * Ole Singstad - Holland Tunnel tunnel ventilation system * John Smeaton - canals, bridges, Eddystone Lighthouse * George Stephenson - railways * Robert Stephenson - railways * Robert Louis Stevenson - lighthouses * Simon Stevin * Sukarno == T == * Thomas Telford - roads and bridges * Stephen Timoshenko - engineering mechanics * Pierre Emanuel Tirard * Fritz Todt * Eduardo Torroja - structural engineer == U == == V == * Leonardo da Vinci == W == * James Walker * John Wolfe-Barry * A. Baldwin Wood - pumps * Edward Leader Williams - canals, bridges * Clay W. Willis - civil structural == X == == Y == * Boris Yeltsin == Z == Lists of people by occupation Civil engineering
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Is it really necessary to add that bin laden character to the list of famous engineers? Although he may or may not have an engineering license, he isn't famous for contributing to the world of engineering. I vote to remove him from the list. :I had put him on the list, because I think for understanding the tradgedy of 911 it makes sence to know bin ladens profession and it would remind that every knowledge is possible to use for good and bad thinks. The list is not for good guys only, bad people should be listed as well. Why should be this list only for "contributing the world of engineering"? 911 and civil engineering, this is not an accident - there is a link between it. Every civil engineer knows how long a fire can burn before a building collapse - but I was not prepared and shocked that someone used this knowledge against the people in that dimension. There is a need for more selfcritical view about critical infrastructure. His name on this list would stress this. Sorry to haven't wrote this explaination directly. User:RobertMichel 00:55, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) Its a fact that he is a civil engineer. We can't change that, nor ignore it.User:Ark30inf 00:57, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) :Osama bin Laden: ''As a college student, he studied business and project administration. He also earned a degree in civil engineering from King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah in 1979, possibly as preparation for taking over parts of his father's extensive construction and civil engineering business.''User:RobertMichel 23:14, 7 Oct 2003 (UTC) ::I vote to put him back - it is of general interest that he is a civil engineer, in the same way that the fact that Slobodan Milosovic is a psychiatrist is interesting.User:2toise 11:45, 23 Oct 2003 (UTC) It looks like the concensus is to put him back - are there any objections?User:2toise 11:56, 1 Nov 2003 (UTC) He should be in the list as he IS a civil engineer. But should he be under 'B' or 'L'? AFAIK 'bin/ben' means 'son of' and 'Laden' could be considered as his last name. Anyway.... a similar argument holds for 'Curtis LeMay' and 'William LeMessurier' (should be under 'M'), 'Ferdinand de Lesseps' should be (and is) under 'L'. Not to mention the 'Mac..'s as 'John MacAdam' (should be under 'A').
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