Riddles About Arches: Curve to the Solution

I bend in a curve, supporting with grace, often seen in bridges or a grand entrance space.

Found in bridges and old gates, my curved shape holds up heavy weights.

I span over spaces with a curve so fine, creating a structure that’s both strong and divine.

Whether in a doorway or a bridge’s span, I hold my shape with the help of a plan.

My curve is my strength, in old and new, spanning across with a graceful view.

I’m a curved shape you often see, in old bridges and doorways, that’s me!

I look like a rainbow turned upside down, found in bridges and castles all around.

I’m a curved line that helps hold things up, like a bridge or a doorway’s top.

I’m shaped like a bow, in structures I stay, keeping things strong in a curved way.

I curve and span, from end to end, making structures stronger, that’s my trend.

I’m not a rainbow, but I share its curve, spanning over spaces, with strength I serve.

Though I’m not a bridge, I help hold it strong, with my curved shape where I belong.

I curve with purpose, not just for show, helping structures stay strong below.

I’m a graceful curve, in ancient designs, helping structures endure through the times.

I’m a bending form in architecture grand, holding up heavy loads as planned.

My design is a marvel of equilibrium, distributing forces in a graceful continuum.

I’m a critical component in classical engineering, my curved form aids in load-bearing.

As a keystone holds me in place, I support weight with elegant grace.

My form evolved from ancient Rome, spanning over gaps, I help structures roam.

I utilize the principles of compression and tension, forming a structural curve of intention.

I’m seen in bridges and ancient gates, with a curved profile that fascinates.

My design involves a curve to support, often used in structures of every sort.

I provide strength with my curved span, a testament to engineering’s grand plan.

I’m a fundamental shape in building lore, supporting and spanning from floor to floor.

My presence in structures is both art and craft, holding weight with a curve that’s deft.