Delve into the foundational principles of bridge design and construction with William Henry Thorpe's "The Anatomy of Bridgework." A classic treatise on the subject of bridges, this book explores the intricacies of civil and structural engineering inherent in these vital pieces of infrastructure. Explore the essential elements of bridge design, from the selection of materials to the methods of construction, all presented with clarity and precision. < p/> Whether you are an engineer, an architecture enthusiast, or simply captivated by the beauty and ingenuity of bridges, this volume offers a comprehensive overview of the field. With meticulous detail, Thorpe examines the core concepts underpinning successful bridgework. This carefully prepared print edition provides an enduring resource for anyone interested in the history and mechanics of these iconic structures. A valuable addition to any collection on technology and applied sciences.
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