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Книга по требованию: A Treatise on Architecture and Building Construction, Vol. 3

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Prepared for Students of the International Correspondence Schools Scranton, Pa; Star Building, Ornamental Ironwork Roofing, Sheet-Metal Work Electric-Light Wiring and Bellwork, With Practical Q

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Год издания: 2015
Страниц: 482 Переплет: мягкая обложка
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Excerpt from A Treatise on Architecture and Building Construction, Vol. 3: Prepared for Students of the International Correspondence Schools Scranton, Pa; Star Building, Ornamental Ironwork Roofing, Sheet-Metal Work Electric-Light Wiring and Bellwork, With Practical Questions and Examples

1. Stair building grew out of the necessity of securing an easy and safe passage from one level, or floor, to another. Such a passage might therefore be regarded in its inception as an inclined plane which connects two horizontal planes and provided with a series of equal risers, or steps, formed for the purpose of giving a sufficient footing to facilitate travel.

The construction of wooden stairways is considered the highest branch of joinery; more care and knowledge are required in their planning, more ingenuity in setting them out, and more skilful workmanship in their execution, than in any other work about a building.

The architect, in studying the plan and treatment of a stairway, should consider its adaptability for the building in which it is to be placed, its proposed situation, the weight likely to come upon it, the width to accommodate probable travel, and, especially, the ease of travel. It is not enough, as is sometimes done, to roughly calculate the treads and risers and sketch on the winders, leaving the stair builder to make the best he can of the conditions.

The first and most important consideration in designing stairways is their disposition for obtaining the utmost facility of access to the various stories to which they communicate. Care should be taken to secure proper headroom while ascending and descending, and the treads and risers should be arranged so as to secure easy travel.

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