An edition of Acoustics in relation to architecture and building (1860)

Acoustics in relation to architecture and building

the laws of sound as applied to the arrangement of buildings

New ed., rev.

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Acoustics in relation to architecture and bui ...
T. Roger Smith, T. Roger Smith
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Crosby Lockwood
Language
English
Pages
167

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Acoustics in relation to architecture and building: the laws of sound as applied to the arrangement of buildings
1895, Crosby Lockwood
in English - New ed., rev.
Cover of: Acoustics in relation to architecture and building
Acoustics in relation to architecture and building: the laws of sound as applied to the arrangement of buildings
1860, Lockwood
in English - New ed.

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Edition Notes

Includes index.

TItle on cover: Acoustics of public buildings.

Bibliography: p. [159]-162.

Published in
London
Series
Weale's rudimentary series -- 116, Weale's rudimentary series
Other Titles
Acoustics of public buildings.

Classifications

Library of Congress
NA2800 .S547 1878

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Pagination
vi, 167 p., 1 folded leaf of plates
Number of pages
167

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL57731263M
OCLC/WorldCat
2280974

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL35553618W

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