by David Hall · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780593061824
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«Fred Dibnah's Buildings of Britain» is David Hall's illustrated essay on British engineering, published by Bantam Press in paperback, in English.
The book explains how castles, cathedrals, abbeys, great houses and bridges were built without power tools or heavy machinery. With drawings by Fred Dibnah himself, it covers works such as St Paul's Cathedral, the Humber Bridge and Blackpool Tower, and champions trades like stonemasonry, carpentry and construction.
The work was originally published in 2008; this 2010 edition has 256 pages, with the text in English.
For enthusiasts of history, engineering and British architectural heritage.
