A rare hardbound edition of The Builder, the prestigious British architectural journal founded in 1843. This January–June 1924 volume (CXXVI, 126) contains six months of architectural news, construction techniques, and engineering advancements, making it a valuable resource for historians, architects, and collectors.
Renowned for its in-depth reports on urban development, historical architecture, and engineering innovations, The Builder played a crucial role in shaping early 20th-century construction practices. This bound book weighs approx 4.5 kg cloth-covered - a piece of architectural history. Approx 31 pull outs and numerous illustrations.
✔️ Architectural plans & illustrations ✔️ Engineering advancements ✔️ Urban development & construction trends ✔️ Historic building projects from 1924
This historically significant publication is perfect for collectors, architects, and enthusiasts of early 20th-century architecture. A rare find that offers a first-hand glimpse into the evolution of building design and construction during the 1920s.
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