What is a structure? | p. 4 |
What are some of the first structures? | p. 6 |
How do builders plan a structure? | p. 8 |
Can you see a structure before it is built? | p. 10 |
How do builders choose a structure's style? | p. 12 |
When should old buildings be protected? | p. 14 |
How are old buildings cleared to build new ones? | p. 16 |
What machines are used to build structures? | p. 18 |
How is land prepared for building? | p. 20 |
What is treated lumber? | p. 22 |
How are cement and concrete used? | p. 24 |
What are simple machines? | p. 26 |
How do cranes lift so much weight? | p. 28 |
How are skyscrapers built? | p. 30 |
How do skyscrapers withstand forces? | p. 32 |
What do elevators do? | p. 34 |
How are bridges built? | p. 36 |
How are dams built? | p. 38 |
Who is Frank Gehry? | p. 40 |
How do buildings keep people safe? | p. 42 |
Construction careers | p. 44 |
Young scientists at work | p. 45 |
Take a construction test | p. 46 |
Fast Facts | p. 47 |
Glossary/Index | p. 48 |
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