Télécharger Ebook Concrete, by William Hall

Télécharger Ebook Concrete, by William Hall

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Concrete, by William Hall

Télécharger Ebook Concrete, by William Hall

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Détails sur le produit

Relié: 384 pages

Editeur : Phaidon Press Ltd; Édition : 01 (14 septembre 2017)

Collection : ARCHITECT GENER

Langue : Anglais

ISBN-10: 0714875155

ISBN-13: 978-0714875156

Dimensions du produit:

13,5 x 3,4 x 17,1 cm

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Enjoy this incredible book on "Concrete" structures.Only brief descriptions of the structures are offered though, and no technical data at all, which is a shame. But still "Five Stars" for the books uniqueness and the pictures of the structures are great. (Remember, Ancient Rome would not have been "Ancient Rome" without "Roman" Concrete, whose secret ingredient was the volcanic sands of Mount Vesuvius.)From "Concrete Thoughts" by Leonard Koren at the beginning of the book (no page numbers):"Concrete is a composite of sand, cement, aggregate (crushed rock or pebbles) and miscellaneous additives. (When used structurally - as bearing walls, floors and ceiling - it also contains steel reinforcing rods.) Cement, the binding agent of this admixture, is mainly lime. In order to get lime you have to cook limestone at over 1,400C (2,552F)."On page 344 is a picture of the amazing Geisel Library, the Main Library at U.C.S.D., built in 1970, where I spent a lot time studying in the late 1970's. (If you do go see this incredible building be sure to go back and see it at night when the lights are on, it is amazing.)

The famed architect, Louis Khan, has been quoted as asking himself, "What does a brick want to be?". Interestingly, he never asked himself what concrete "wanted" to be. As everyone knows, concrete is completely at the mercy of its designer who has it cast into any mold of his design.As with his books on brick and wood, William Hall has provide stunning photographs of a wide range of structures made of exposed concrete. The commonality of these structures, as in the other books, is their use of pure geometry. In reality, most of these structures could have been constructed in other materials without significantly affecting their geometry, but their usage of concrete is the factor which unites them in this book.If one does not take the book too seriously, it is a delight to the eyes and a joy to the soul.

This was a gift for a relative, who does a lot of DIY on his property. He told me that though he had expected more text, it was very interesting just to see what has been done using concrete. The book has houses, business buildings, museums, roads, apartment buildings, and Hoover Dam.The photographs are excellent, and the text with each one is informative. Some of the structures were designed by well known architects, some lesser known. A few of the pages are not numbered when the photos take both pages. The index lists projects by name, with page numbers, and architects by name, with page numbers, which means you can search either way. Photographic credits are at the end of the index.The book is 11.75" by 10.25". It is 237 pages without the index. The paper is heavy and glossy.I had flipped through it before I gave it to him, and enjoyed it. I imagine that anyone using concrete would get ideas from the book. However, it is not a text book.I recommend it.

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