EARLY STRUCTURAL STEEL IN LONDON BUILDINGS: By Jonathan Clarke (2014 HC){Z5}

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Publisher
Historic England Publishing
ISBN-10
1848021038
ISBN-13
9781848021037
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Number of Pages
408 Pages
Publication Name
Early Structural Steel in London Buildings : a Discreet Revolution
Language
English
Subject
History / Modern (Late 19th Century to 1945), Regional, Europe / Great Britain
Publication Year
2014
Type
Textbook
Author
Jonathan Clarke
Subject Area
Travel, Architecture
Series
English Heritage Ser.
Format
Hardcover

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1.2 in
Item Weight
68.8 Oz
Item Length
11.1 in
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9.1 in

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Scholarly & Professional
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It is one of the most important books to be published on the history of structures in the last 50 years, filling an enormous gap in the literature.
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
721.04471
Table Of Content
Acknowledgements Introduction Part 1: Technological preconditions and other contexts 1. Towards a structural steel 2. Constructional steelwork and its iron inheritance 3. The Continental dimension 4. The London Building Regulations 5. Philosophical concerns about iron, steel, and framed construction 6. Professional conflicts: architect-engineer dynamics 7. American influence 8. The evolution of the fully framed building Part 2: Steel into London buildings, and iron precedents 9. Theatres and music halls 10. Clubs and hotels 11. Banks and offices 12. Shops, houses, churches, pools, fire stations and tube stations 13. Industrial buildings 14. Conclusion: a revolution realised Notes Bibliography Index
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At its heart, this book is an examination of how a new structural material - mass-produced steel - came to be first applied to the buildings of one of the world's great cities. The focus is evolution and change in London's buildings and architecture in the late Victorian and early Edwardian period; its emphasis is unashamedly constructional. A great deal has been written about the shape, style and ornament of metropolitan buildings of the period, but comparatively little on their structural anatomy and physiology. The first part examines the technological developments and economic forces that brought structural steel into being. Central to this was the invention of the Bessemer and Siemens-Martin processes which revolutionised steelmaking and enabled the mass production of a metal which outmatched both cast and wrought iron. Steel became the pillar of a new phase of industrialisation and urbanisation throughout the world, and London, where Henry Bessemer had conducted his initial steelmaking experiments, was one of the first cities to make use of it., At its heart, this book is an examination of how a new structural material - mass-produced steel - came to be first applied to the buildings of one of the world's great cities. The focus is evolution and change in London's buildings and architecture in the late Victorian and early Edwardian period; its emphasis is unashamedly constructional. A great deal has been written about the shape, style and ornament of metropolitan buildings of the period, but comparatively little on their structural anatomy and physiology. The first part examines the technological developments and economic forces that brought structural steel into being. Central to this was the invention of the Bessemer and Siemens-Martin processes which revolutionised steelmaking and enabled the mass production of a metal which outmatched both cast and wrought iron. Steel became the pillar of a new phase of industrialisation and urbanisation throughout the world, and London, where Henry Bessemer had conducted his initial steelmaking experiments, was one of the first cities to make use of it. The second part of the book is an examination of how structural steel was exploited in different types of London building before 1910. As steel construction developed, and buildings became larger and more complex, structure was forced back onto the architectural agenda. Techniques of framing evolved to make buildings more open, better lit, more stable, or to give them stronger floors or wider roofs., This richly illustrated book takes a refreshing new look at Victorian and Edwardian architecture, examining how mild steel - which superseded cast and wrought iron - was put to use in theatres, hotels, clubs, offices and many other building types.
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NA4135

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