Introduction -- An institution is born -- A learning society -- Education, training and membership -- Regional development -- Professional conduct -- Governance, influence and communication -- Fragmentation, unification and self-regulation -- Civil engineers at war -- The library -- The buildings -- Contracts and management -- The presidents -- Secretaries and staff
Summary
The first history of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) to be fully illustrated in colour looks at the development of the profession over nearly 200 years, charting the successes of construction from the great engineering advances of Victorian times to the Channel Tunnel Rail Link
