An edition of What it feels like to be a building
(1969)
What it feels like to be a building
by Forrest Wilson (architect)
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Explains how different parts of a building, such as columns, walls, beams, buttresses, rods, and cables, function to support great weight and stress.
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What it feels like to be a building
1988, Preservation Press, National Trust for Historic Preservation
in English
0891331425 9780891331421
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Explains how different parts of a building function to support great weight and stress. Includes the column, beam, buttress, arch, and flying buttress.
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