Skyscraper Manual: From Concepts to Construction Methods – Architecture & Engineering

Skyscraper Manual: From Concepts to Construction Methods – Architecture & Engineering

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Skyscraper Manual: From Concepts to Construction Methods – Architecture & Engineering

Skyscraper Manual: From Concepts to Construction Methods – Architecture & Engineering

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It’s hard to believe that the world's first skyscraper was built in 1885 – the ten-storey Home Insurance Building in Chicago. Little more than a century later the highest skyscraper is the 163-storey Burj Khalifa in Dubai, standing 828 metres tall.

The 1,000-metre Kingdom Tower in Jeddah will take first place. The designs are becoming more extraordinary, but behind all the steel and glass how is a skyscraper logistically constructed? The Haynes Skyscraper Manual takes the reader, be they armchair enthusiast or architect, through the fascinating process, from initial concepts through to modern-day building methods. Interspersed with intriguing facts and figures, the Skyscraper Manual is fully illustrated with stunning photographs and technical drawings.

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