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A audio-visual package available as a tape-slide presentation or video, showing how to distinguish condensation from other forms of dampness (rising damp and rain penetration), and why condensation occurs....
Two programmes outlining the properties of wood and its history as a building material.
For centuries lime has been the fundamental ingredient of building mortars, plasters and renders. In the 20th Century it was largely replaced by cement and gypsum. However, an understanding of the chemistry...
The Palace of El Escorial in Spain was built by Philip II during the latter half of the 16th century. The building was supposed to combine all the functions of Church and State. On the outside the building...
A slinger has to know which sling to use, how to use it, what signals to give to the crane driver and how to move a load safely. This programme demonstrates precautions and planning necessary in the...
Shows how pre-cast concrete has been widely used in the UK in many housing types, from two-storey to high-rise. Notes the difference between precast reinforced concrete (PRC) and large panel system (LPS)...
This video deals with overhead cranes which are either cabin-controlled or pedestrian- controlled. The following important safety issues which relate to overhead cranes: safe working load are discussed:...
Looks at some of the most influential buildings of the 1980s including the Humana Building in Louisville by Michael Graves, the neighbouring American Life Building by Mies Van der Rohe, Arata Isozaki’s...
A programme from the series in which geologist Dr Iain Stewart explains how the rocks beneath our feet have shaped the human history of the Mediterranean. Here he reveals how rocks influenced the Egyptians...
Safe loading, unloading and transport of plant. This video completes the trilogy of programmes dealing with the safe use and handling of plant on building, construction and civil engineering sites. Filmed on...
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