Skyscraper Builders Haynes Workshop Manual
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Skyscraper Builders Haynes Workshop Manual
Description
Description
By Alexandra Wynne, Dave Parker
Hardback
The designs are becoming more extraordinary, but behind all the steel and glass how is a skyscraper logistically constructed? The Haynes Skyscraper Manual takes the reader, be they armchair enthusiast or architect, through the fascinating process, from initial concepts through to modern-day building methods.
Interspersed with intriguing facts and figures, the Skyscraper Manual is fully illustrated with stunning photographs and technical drawings.
It's hard to believe that the world's first skyscraper was built in 1885 - the ten-storey Home Insurance Building in Chicago. Little more than a century later the highest skyscraper is the 163-storey Burj Khalifa in Dubai, standing 828 metres tall. By 2019, the 1,000-metre Kingdom Tower in Jeddah will take first place.
This book is Hardback.
