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Structural engineering

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Towering giants and other tall megastructures

Ian Graham

2011

Tragsysteme

Heino Engel

1968

Structural concepts and systems for architects and engineers

T. Y. Lin

1981

Building structures primer

James E. Ambrose

1981

American Ground

William Langewiesche

2002

Building

Philip Wilkinson

1995

Civil engineer's reference book

L. S. Blake

1994

Structures and materials

Kathryn Whyman

1987

Structural design in concrete to BS8110

Luther H. Martin, P. C. L. Croxton, L. H. Martin et al.

1989

How to build outdoor structures

Nick Engler, Deborah Morgan

2002

Build it

Tammy Enz

2012

High-rise building structures

Wolfgang Schueller

1977

Structures

Time-Life Books

1991

Light, wind, and structure

Robert Mark

1990

Probabilistic structural mechanics handbook

C. Sundararajan

1995

Design manual

United States. Naval Facilities Engineering Command

1970

Building

Andrew Haslam

1998

Massive monsters and other huge megastructures

Ian Graham

2011

Structures

Daniel Lewis Schodek, Daniel L. Schodek, Martin Bechthold

1980

Steel-concrete structures for multistorey buildings

Juraj Kozák

1991

Super Structures (Fast Forward)

David Salariya, John Malam

2000

Eyewitness Funfax

DK Publishing

1997

Messing around with drinking straw construction

Bernie Zubrowski

1982

Management of Deteriorating Concrete Structures

Geor Somerville

2008

Construction Q & A

Rennay Craats

2014

Simplified building design for wind and earthquake forces

James E. Ambrose

1980

Civil Engineering Sample Examination

Michael R. Lindeburg

1997

Simplified engineering for architects and builders

Parker, Harry

1947

Guide to the structural use of adhesives

Institution of Structural Engineers (Great Britain)

1999

Control of structures

H. H. E. Leipholz, M. Abdel-Rohman, U. Leipholz

1986

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