The Concordia Troitsky Bridge Building Competition is proud to present its 41st annual Bridge Building Competition.
Held annually since 1984, the Troitsky Bridge Building Competition is a competitive event held at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. Open to all bachelor’s in engineering students, the competition consists of designing and building a model bridge out of ONLY popsicle sticks, toothpicks, white glue and dental floss. Participating teams of engineering students come from universities across Canada and the United States.
Today, the competition is the largest model bridge building competition on a university level in Canada. Spanning three days, the competition includes an assembly period, presentations in front of a judging panel of industry professionals, networking events and a closing ceremony. What started as a class project proposed by Dr. Michael S. Troitsky of Sir George Williams University (later Concordia University), turned into a large-scale competition with over 200 participating students every year.
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Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's website is https://linktr.ee/troitsky_concordia
Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's LinkedIn profile is https://ca.linkedin.com/company/troitsky-bridge-building-competition
Troitsky Bridge Building Competition has
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Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's industry is
Higher Education
Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's top competitors are
Cima+,
Concordia Society For Civil Engineering,
Bpa,
Engcomm - Engineering & Commerce Case Competition,
Atkinsréalis,
Mcelhanney,
Women In Engineering - Concordia University,
University Of Toronto Troitsky Bridge Building Team,
Aecon Group Inc.,
Mcmaster University Troitsky Chapter.
Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's categories are Higher Education
Troitsky Bridge Building Competition's founding year is 1984
