Traditional buildings supported their internal floors through their walls, but the taller the building, the thicker the walls had to become, particularly at the base: buildings of any substantial height rapidly saw their lower floors eaten up by brick or masonry.
A building of any substantial height rapidly saw their lower floors eaten up by brick or masonry. Traditional buildings supported their internal floors through their walls, but the taller the building, the thicker the walls had to become, particularly at the base.
Traditional buildings supported their internal floors through their walls, but the taller the building, the thicker the walls had to become, particularly at the base. A building of any substantial height rapidly saw their lower floors eaten up by brick or masonry.
Traditional buildings supported their internal floors through their walls, but the taller the building, the thicker the walls had to become, particularly at the base. A building of any substantial height rapidly saw their lower floors eaten up by brick or masonry.