Stairs, steps and ramps
Publisher: Architectural Press, 1996001: 2719ISBN: 0750615265Subject(s): StaircasesDDC classification: 721.83 BLAItem type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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721.8 CLE Doors | 721.822 SLE Contemporary doorways : architectural entrances, transitions and thresholds / | 721.822 VIN London doors | 721.83 BLA Stairs, steps and ramps | 721.83 GOE Up, down, across : elevators, escalators and moving sidewalks / | 721.832 JIR Staircases / | 721.832 SPE Constructing staircases, balustrades & landings / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Stairs, Steps and Ramps is a standard reference on the planning and design principles of staircase construction, supported by technical data and case studies of outstanding examples from around the world.
Stairs are a fundamental and universal feature of buildings. Alan Blanc, who has had a lifetime's obsession with stairs and steps, has provided a definitive reference source that bridges the aesthetic and practical aspects of staircase design. The book is extensively detailed with working drawings and photographs. The historical review and international case studies should inspire and give pleasure to the reader.
Extensively detailed with working drawings and photographs
Discusses construction methods using a variety of materials
Examines the influence of new technology on vertical circulation
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Historical review
- Domestic stairs
- Commercial stairs
- Civic and public stairs
- External stairs
- Detailed construction: timber
- Detailed construction: Iron, steel and other materials
- Concrete stairs
- Stonework and composite construction
- Design codes and procedures
- Elevators and mechanical circulation
- International case studies
- Case studies in the UK
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