Formworks
Ken FOLLET,
World without end, London : Macmillan, 2008, pag. 79:
"Could you make the formwork?".
Ken FOLLET, World without end, London : Macmillan, 2008,pag. 80:
"Look at the extrados. Having finished one bay, surely the masons would have re-used the same formwork for the next."
"Could you make the formwork?".
Ken FOLLET, World without end, London : Macmillan, 2008,pag. 80:
"Look at the extrados. Having finished one bay, surely the masons would have re-used the same formwork for the next."
Formworks of
a dome and a vault
In order to construct old cathedrals' vaults the builders needed a formwork or false work to keep the stones up until they were able to put in its place the keystone.
For more information about dome look at the reference blog: English or Italian.
In order to construct old cathedrals' vaults the builders needed a formwork or false work to keep the stones up until they were able to put in its place the keystone.
For more information about dome look at the reference blog: English or Italian.
Formworks and falseworks are temporany structures used to support the real building, during is construction, in order to hold the components in their place until they can support themselves.
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