by David Hall · Bantam Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9780593061718
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«Fred Dibnah's Buildings of Britain» is David Hall's essay on architecture and engineering, published by Bantam Press in hardback (256 pages, in English).
Illustrated tour of British architecture with Fred Dibnah as guide, from Peterborough Cathedral to St Paul's and from the Humber Bridge to Blackpool Tower. Explains how castles, abbeys and engineering works were raised without steel or modern machinery, and champions the craft of builders, carpenters, stonemasons and engineers.
The book was published in 2008 and the cover bears the subtitle «The Engineering Wonders That Made Britain Great».
For fans of historic British architecture, traditional building techniques and the figure of Fred Dibnah.
