 | Frederick Gosman - 1878 - 196 стор.
...Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, that the following materials were used in its construction :— 4550,000 cubic feet of granite ; 80,000 cubic yards of brickwork...feet of timber. A million cubic yards of earth were rilled in and 144,000 yards excavated. There is 125,000 superficial feet of paving, and 50,000 cubic... | |
 | Robert Lionel Sherlock - 1922 - 408 стор.
...subway carries gas- and water-pipes. Edwards (see Gomme) states that the embankment required 650,000 cubic feet of granite, 80,000 cubic yards of brickwork, 140,000 cubic yards of concrete, and 1,000,000 cubic yards of earth filling. There were also used 125,000 square feet (say 31,000 cubic... | |
 | 1880 - 424 стор.
...some idea of the maguitude of the undertaking if we cite the items of material employed : — 050,000 cubic feet of granite ; 80,000 cubic yards of brickwork ; 140,000 cubic yards of concrete; 500,000 cubic feet of timber, &c. The Albert Embankment, on the southern side, was commenced at Westminster... | |
 | 1880 - 464 стор.
...some idea of the magnitude of the undertaking if we cite the items of material employed:— 650,000 cubic feet of granite ; 80,000 cubic yards of brickwork ; 140,000 cubic yards of concrete ; 500,000 cubic feet of timber, &c. The Albert Embankment, on the southern side, waa commenced at Westminster... | |
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... embankment wall is the low level sewer, and above it is a subway for gas and water pipes. The total cost of the work was 1,260,000?., and the purchase of property amounted to 450,000?. It may give some idea of the magnitude of the undertaking if we... 