Construction into design: the influence of new methods of construction on architectural design 1690-1990.

By:

Strike, James

Language: English Publication details: Oxford Butterworth Architecture 1991Description: vii,227p. : ill. ; 24cmISBN:

0750612290

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LOC classification:

690.09

Summary: Traces the history of building technology from the development of the iron frame, through iron and glass construction to the use of concrete and steel. Includes many illustrations and a detailed bibliography.

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Traces the history of building technology from the development of the iron frame, through iron and glass construction to the use of concrete and steel. Includes many illustrations and a detailed bibliography.

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