Modern Under Pinning; Development, Methods and Typical Examples

"Modern Underpinning; Development, Methods and Typical Examples" explores the historical development and practical application of underpinning techniques in early 20th-century construction. Authored by Lazarus White and Edmund Astley Prentis, this book offers a detailed examination of the methods used to stabilize and reinforce building foundations.

The text covers various underpinning methodologies, providing insight into the challenges and solutions encountered during that era. With numerous examples and illustrations, this book serves as both a historical record and a practical guide to early civil engineering practices. It will be of interest to engineers, architects, and historians seeking to understand the evolution of foundation technology.

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