Antarctic bases: Building materials, methods and design

This review covers building materials, design and construction methods used for ‘Bases’ in the Antarctic, from the heroic age to today. The main structures concentrated on are Shackletons Hut at Cape Royds, New Zealand’s Scott Base and the Australian bases collectively. The review looks over time ho...

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Main Author: Grange, Elise
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Language:English
Published: University of Canterbury 2004
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