Meet Ellie

The bridge nerd

I like bridges that have a very obvious force flow and don’t pretend to be anything they’re not.

Eliane Flavia Kalberer
Bridge engineer - and force flow aficionado

Bridges are a physical manifestation of math and a perfect opportunity for a math lover like Ellie to see and touch, in real life, the result of complex calculations. But to Ellie, a bridge is not just a bridge: Bridges can be pretentious, and they don’t always make sense. 

Meet Ellie and find out when a bridge makes sense and what her friends send her photos of when travelling (we’re pretty sure you already have an idea). 

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INGENØRD [enɕəˈnɶɐ̯ˀd]: An honorary title for people who enjoy immersing themselves in professional or personal passions, a trait that can generate a never-ending train of thought or result in constant attempts to discover connections and solve problems – which often leads to heated conversations with other 'ingenørds'. Often, but not necessarily, they have a degree in engineering.