Titlebook: Brickwork 3 and Associated Studies; Harold Bailey,David Hancock Textbook 1990Latest edition (The estate of) H. Bailey and D. W. Hancock 19

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Decorative and Functional Features,ly superior in quality to those available years ago. The result is that many newly constructed buildings have fa?ades consisting of contrasting-coloured bricks with surface textures chosen to suit the particular environment.

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Reinforced Brickwork,ons in loading. Because of this trend the use of reinforcement in walling is becoming a common practice. The reinforcement of brick walls allows for a reduction in wall thickness, and, when walls are reinforced above openings, the compressive strength is increased because the brickwork acts as a bea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81158-5ly superior in quality to those available years ago. The result is that many newly constructed buildings have fa?ades consisting of contrasting-coloured bricks with surface textures chosen to suit the particular environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01573-4ons in loading. Because of this trend the use of reinforcement in walling is becoming a common practice. The reinforcement of brick walls allows for a reduction in wall thickness, and, when walls are reinforced above openings, the compressive strength is increased because the brickwork acts as a beam.