The Mary Rose Museum: Arched trusses to span the 30-meter wide dry-dock where the ship was to be permanently housed – Photographs of drawings
01/01/1991One sketch by Christopher Alexander, depicting an initial section sketch of the museum showing the deep piles of the dry dock with the arched truss, and the other one is a hardline section of the same thing.
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The Mary Rose Museum: Arched trusses to span the 30-meter wide dry-dock where the ship was to be permanently housed - Photographs of drawings
First sketch of the dry-dock, showing deep piles & arched truss
01/01/1991
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The Mary Rose Museum: Arched trusses to span the 30-meter wide dry-dock where the ship was to be permanently housed - Photographs of drawings
Cross section of the dry-dock with the arched truss
01/01/1991
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