Civil engineering: An oral history part 1 - Engineering heroes

[@NaturePoetryBeauty]

The book is titled: The Engineer and the Scandal: A Piece of Science History 2005 Edition by Reint de Boer. The excerpt was from Chapter 3: Intermezzo.

[@groggyleek]

A great Christmas reading! Terzaghi. "No amount of optimism by the engineer on behalf of his client will have any impact on the great forces of nature!" Skempton

[@SanjeevKumar-hn2ml]

No amount of optimism is replacement for facts of forces of nature..!!

[@katharineham]

What is the book he is reading from???

[@NaturePoetryBeauty]

The Engineer and the Scandal: A Piece of Science History 2005 Edition by Reint de Boer. The excerpt was from Chapter 3: Intermezzo

[@tourajtayebi2189]

What is the book's title you/he read from?

[@NaturePoetryBeauty]

The Engineer and the Scandal: A Piece of Science History 2005 Edition by Reint de Boer. The excerpt was from Chapter 3: Intermezzo

[@JosueA_455]

Does someone know what book it is?

[@NaturePoetryBeauty]

The Engineer and the Scandal: A Piece of Science History 2005 Edition by Reint de Boer. The excerpt was from Chapter 3: Intermezzo

[@SanjeevKumar-hn2ml]

❤️❤️

[@MrDavidht]

The burghers of 1 Great George Street should watch this every day and twice on Sundays as they have totally lost site of the role of the Civil Engineer, blinded by their obsession with: equality, diversity and net zero.