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Concrete, Masonry and Brickwork: A Practical Handbook for ...
RANDOM RUBBLE MASONRY 8-36. This type is the crudest of all types of
stonework. It does not require laying the stone in courses (see Figure 8-24), but
each layer must contain bonding stones that extend through the wall (as shown
in ...
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Stone: Building Stone, Rock Fill and Armourstone in Construction
What is described above, is referred to as coursed masonry walls, as opposed to
the cruder random rubble masonry walls, in which the stones are only roughly
trimmed, see Fig. 9.5. to fit the 'valleys' and 'ridges' of the layer of stones below.
Random Rubble : Built to Courses Tire method of construction is the same as
above except that the work is roughly levelled up to form courses varying from 30
to 45 cm thick. All the courses are not of the same height. For the construction of ...
B.C. Punmia; Ashok Kumar Jain; Arun Kumar Jain, 2005
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Architectural Building Construction: A Text Book for the ...
Random rubble walls of flat-bedded stuff carefully selected when building and
laid in good mortar make very good and stable walls, and random rubble as a "
class" of walling provides a wide scope for artistic treatment. Detail No. 51 shows
...
Walter Robert Jaggard, Francis Edson Drury, 1926
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Landscape Architectural Graphic Standards
Random rubble has no apparent coursing; coursed rubble has rela— tively
continuous courses and horizontal bed joints. Cavity and veneer stone walls
typically use random rubble (no apparent coursing), coursed rubble (con—
tinuous ...
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Sustainable Building - Design Manual: sustainable building ...
The Golconda fort was Bond beam units where required for bars Corner unit for
half bond v , 10%□ Figure 13b Staggering joints at the corner in reinforced
hollow unit masonry built in random rubble stone masonry and dome structure,
which ...
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Barry's Introduction to Construction of Buildings
Random rubble brought to course is similar to random rubble uncoursed except
that the stones are selected and laid so that the walling is roughly levelled in
horizontal courses at vertical intervals of from 600 to 900 mm, as illustrated in
Figure ...
Stephen Emmitt, Christopher A. Gorse, 2013
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Landscape and Urban Planning: ...
4794 random rubble ashlar masonry [n] constr. (Masonry in which stones are set
without continuous joints and may have a large repeated pattern); syn. random
rubble range ashlar [n], random rubble range work [n]; s sillería [f] ordinaria (Tipo
...
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Types of rubble-work include: random rubble: constructed of stones not of
uniform size or shape laid in apparently random patterns, with no courses,
needing great skill in its bonding so that continuous (and therefore weakening)
vertical ...
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Discovering Your Old House
Some masons laid random rubble in courses. Squared and dressed rubble was
frequently chosen for front walls. Squared random rubble might also be laid in
neat courses. Dressed stone of superior quality was bought for a quoin (corner), ...
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Operation Guardian 15: Training to save lives in the face of disaster
“Guardian Center is different because it's a real full scale city, and not just random rubble everywhere, but things like an actual parking garage that was ... «DVIDS, 7月 15»
Inspiringly vernacular
... Architecture Trust organised a film on Kumar's ideas and designs along with release of a book with his essays, “Random Rubble: A Reader on the Vernacular. «The Hindu, 6月 15»
A statement in stone
High-rises have to go with column and beam structure, while stone or rubble ... Using load-bearing walls, stone foundations, laterite and random rubble as ... «The Hindu, 6月 15»
George Prescott
Traditional walling — as distinct from dry stone walling (a different skill) — is laid as random rubble or coursed rubble, some being axed or dressed into shape ... «Telegraph.co.uk, 4月 13»
