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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 205
uilibrium, and within the middle tliird of the baseto avoid tension on the masonry joints. Figs. 158-159 showtypes of retaining walls. I [fS2>_ :I.o--■■.■■ -.I i -■;.?..;.• ■..».;:o:-..ip■..•■.••■■.■. •■..■.<: • ■9 - ©• . .0 ;■-.<> ■ .0-. ■^:.-v;o^;;«r^;:^^i->>. .».■ 0, •? *• •.■… … ••V. ■ =% ■O.O o^* I *.• ■ ■ o ■ „■: •: ~. a: ^ U- i FJg.l59. Underpinning Shoring and Sheath Piling. Underpirningis the term given to the processes of carrying down old founda-tions or walls adjacent to new construction to the level of the newconstruction. It very often happens that footings of…Architecture · Building · Carpentry
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