John Wolfe Wolfe Barry Poradie kníh

Sir John Wolfe Barry bol anglický stavebný inžinier, ktorý sa preslávil stavbou ikonických londýnskych mostov, vrátane Tower Bridge a Blackfriars Railway Bridge. Jeho práca sa vyznačovala inovatívnym prístupom k inžinierstvu a schopnosťou realizovať rozsiahle a trvalé stavby. Barryho dedičstvo spočíva v jeho monumentálnych dielach, ktoré dodnes formujú panorámu Londýna a svedčia o jeho technickej zdatnosti a vízii.

Railways and Locomotives: Lectures Delivered at the School of Military Engineering at Chatham in 1877

History of the Tower Bridge and of Other Bridges Over the Thames Built by the Corporation of London: Including an Account of the Bridge House Trust Fr

Railway Appliances: A Description of Details of Railway Construction Subsequent to the Completion of the Earthworks and Structures, Includ

2023
Railways and Locomotives: Lectures Delivered at the School of Military Engineering at Chatham in 1877
462 stránok
17 hodin čítania
This fascinating collection of lectures explores the history and technology of railways and locomotives. The authors provide a detailed overview of the engineering principles behind locomotive design and construction, making this book an essential resource for railway enthusiasts and historians.
2022
Railway Appliances: A Description of Details of Railway Construction Subsequent to the Completion of the Earthworks and Structures, Includ
318 stránok
12 hodin čítania
2022
History of the Tower Bridge and of Other Bridges Over the Thames Built by the Corporation of London: Including an Account of the Bridge House Trust Fr
308 stránok
11 hodin čítania
2022
Railway Appliances
344 stránok
13 hodin čítania

Railways and Locomotives: Lectures Delivered at the School of Military Engineering at Chatham in 1877

Railway Appliances: A Description of Details of Railway Construction Subsequent to the Completion of the Earthworks and Structures, Includ

History of the Tower Bridge and of Other Bridges Over the Thames Built by the Corporation of London: Including an Account of the Bridge House Trust Fr

Railway Appliances