- François
Hennebique (26
April 1842 – 7
March 1921) was a
French engineer and self-educated
builder who
patented his
pioneering reinforced-concrete construction...
- made
using a
somewhat experimental method of
construction called the
Hennebique System which involves a
reinforced concrete as its main material; the...
- L’ATTRAVERSAMENTO
DELLO STRETTO DI MESSINA, IUAV 2003" FR
Patent 357983,
Francois Hennebique, "Travées, palées et culées de
ponts et de tunnels, en béton armé, plus...
- funds. The
reinforced concrete towers were
completed in 1910
using the
Hennebique technique.
Cardinal Charles Lavigerie laid the
first stone for a church...
- French). 6
April 2019.
Retrieved 19
November 2019. "Fonds Bétons armés
Hennebique (BAH). Subdiv. 06 :
Auvergne – Á
partir de 1931 et n.d." ArchiWebture...
- is
virtually unattainable.[citation needed]
Types of
concrete François
Hennébique François
Coignet Faux Bois
Concrete ship
Sometimes erroneously called...
- time, was the only
Italian dealer of the
patent of the
Belgian François
Hennebique. The day of the
inauguration (April 17, 1911), the
spectators doubted...
- silo, and used an
innovative construction method invented by François
Hennebique in 1892. It is one of the
earliest examples of its type in Ireland. Sligo's...
- The
three kings at the
church Saint-Gilles. RER Bourg-la-Reine.
Villa Hennebique (1901-1903).
Villa Saint Cyr.
Communes of the Hauts-de-Seine department...
- in
Ireland or Britain. The
design was by
Mouchel &
Partners using the
Hennebique system of reinforcement. The arch
consists of
three ribs,
tapering from...
