Disasters by Design: How Engineering Failures Shaped the Modern World
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Disasters by Design: How Engineering Failures Shaped the Modern World

by Grady Hillhouse

History Engineering Science Technology
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Disasters by Design examines how engineering failures shaped the modern world. Grady Hillhouse explores the relationship between design, technology, and disaster, offering readers a broad perspective on what failures reveal about the systems people create and depend on.

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Disasters by Design examines the ways engineering failures have shaped the modern world.

Grady Hillhouse explores disasters as moments that reveal the strengths and weaknesses of human-built systems.

The book connects engineering, technology, and history to consider how failures can influence modern understanding and practice.

Accessible and thought-provoking, it invites readers to look more closely at the consequences of design decisions.

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