Introduction | p. 1 |
The innovative uses of concrete by engineers and architects | p. 11 |
Concrete and the structural use of cements in England before 1890 | p. 45 |
The era of proprietary systems | p. 68 |
The development of reinforced concrete design and practice | p. 83 |
Cement and concrete as materials: changes in properties, production and performance | p. 105 |
Concrete foundations and substructures: a historical review | p. 117 |
The early development of reinforced concrete shells | p. 165 |
Concrete shell roofs, 1945-65 | p. 177 |
Prestressing | p. 191 |
The development of concrete bridges in the British Isles prior to 1940 | p. 211 |
UK concrete bridges since 1940 | p. 251 |
Reinforced and prestressed concrete in maritime structures | p. 275 |
The Concrete Institute 1908-23, precursor of the Institution of Structural Engineers | p. 303 |
Concrete in tunnels | p. 315 |
Water-retaining structures in Britain before 1920 | p. 323 |
Historic concrete in dams | p. 343 |
Concrete roads | p. 359 |
Military | p. 371 |
Sources of Furtherinformation on Historic Concrete | p. 383 |
19th Century Proprietary Floor Systems | p. 401 |
Proprietary Reinforcing and Flooring Systems | p. 407 |
Assessing Ancient Mortars | p. 425 |
Index | p. 429 |
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