The quadripartite vaults at London Bridge station

In this winning essay from the Institution of Structural Engineers' Engineering Architecture Prize 2013, Michelle Hicks explains how a professional training placement working on the redevelopment of London Bridge station sparked her interest in the station’s historic quadripartite vaults. The E...

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Published in:Structural engineer (London, England : 1988) England : 1988), 2015-06, Vol.93 (6), p.12-14
Main Author: Hicks, Michelle
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Architecture
Historic
Placement
Redevelopment
Stations
Structural engineers
Training
Vaults
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Summary:In this winning essay from the Institution of Structural Engineers' Engineering Architecture Prize 2013, Michelle Hicks explains how a professional training placement working on the redevelopment of London Bridge station sparked her interest in the station’s historic quadripartite vaults. The Engineering Architecture Prize is a biennial essay competition open to sixth-form students and Student and Graduate members of the Institution. In the 2013 competition, entrants were asked to write an essay on their favourite structure. Michelle was a winner in the Student and Graduate category. For more details, see: www.istructe.org/engineering-architecture-prize
ISSN:1466-5123
DOI:10.56330/JQHQ6005