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Young Scientist Looks at Skyscrapers; the How and Why of Construction for Sidewalk Superintendents by Barr, George, 1907-, Waltrip, Mildred, illus, Waltrip, Mildred, illus is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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Explains the various facets of skyscraper construction, covering foundations, steel, vertical accuracy, derricks and cranes, concrete, curtain walls, elevators, air conditioning, and electricity and telephones.
- Author
- Barr, George, 1907-, Waltrip, Mildred, illus, Waltrip, Mildred, illus
- Publisher
- New York, Whittlesey House
- Published
- 1963
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Technology, Literary Fiction, Stem
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