Introduction
The Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition increases awareness of real-world engineering issues such as spatial constraints, material properties, strength, serviceability, fabrication and erection processes, safety, aesthetics, project management, and costs. Success in competition requires the application of engineering principles and theory, and effective teamwork. Future engineers are stimulated to innovate, practise professionalism, and use structural steel efficiently. Students design and erect a steel bridge by themselves but may consult with faculty and other advisors. The objective of this project is to create a trophy for the Canadian National Steel Bridge Competition that will historically carry-on in the future. As there are no past references for the trophy model, a creative and artistic design was the main focus.