Engineering heritage refers to the historical significance of engineering works and practices that have shaped our built environment. This includes structures like bridges, buildings, and roads, as well as technologies and methods that have influenced modern engineering. Recognizing these contributions helps preserve the legacy of civil engineering and its impact on society. Preserving engineering heritage involves documenting and maintaining these important sites and technologies for future generations. This can include restoration projects for iconic structures like the Eiffel Tower or the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as the promotion of traditional engineering skills. Such efforts ensure that the stories and innovations of the past continue to inspire future engineers.