civil engineering

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civil engineering

Giant works

underground, over water, in the air
1992
Explains how bridges, skyscrapers, tunnels, and other large construction projects are planned and completed.

David Macaulay's early civilizations

2008
Video companion to the books by David Macaulay in which he explores ancient architecture and early civilizations.

How do they build it?

1972
Explains the latest methods of building bridges, houses, highways, skyscrapers; new ideas in geothermal heating and pollution control; and construction problems in the Antarctic and under the sea.

Roman city

2006
Explores the design and building technology of ancient Rome, along with the political and economic significance of Roman city construction throughout the empire.

The Roman engineers

1982
Discusses the methods and achievements of Roman builders who were responsible for such projects as aqueducts, roads, and bridges.

Mega structures

volume 1
2006
Step inside the world's most incredible engineering feats with National Geographic.

Extreme science

the highway of light and other man-made wonders
2001
A collection of articles from "Scientific American" magazine which explore the latest developments in science, architecture, and technology.

Civil engineering and the science of structures

2013
Discusses how civil engineers contribute to the design and construction of structures such as high-rise buildings, dams, bridges, and stadiums, and explains the steps they follow in the engineering design process.

Rebuilding America's infrastructure

2011
Students will experience a deep but accessible dive into this world, exploring the steps taken by FDR to help the U.S. recover from the Great Depression to improve America's infrastructure and the latest steps being taken in the face of the new recession.

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