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Por qué se caen los edificios

Matthys Levy
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Year
2016
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Turner

About

Un fascinante relato de los desastres arquitectónicos e ingenieriles a lo largo de la historia. Empezando por las pirámides de Egipto, pasando por la basílica de Santa Sofía o el Campanile de san Marcos en Venecia, hasta el Empire State Building o las Torres Gemelas, los autores nos llevan a un maravilloso viaje a través de la técnica, el genio, la mala suerte y por supuesto la tragedia que ha rodeado la historia de la arquitectura.

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