To Engineer Is Human The Role of Failure in Successful Design

by Henry Petroski

1992

This book argues that overlooking the lessons of past failures is the surest path to future disaster, exploring how even seemingly minor design missteps can lead to catastrophic consequences. Through captivating stories of engineering marvels and their spectacular collapses, it reveals how understanding what goes wrong is essential for building what endures. Perfect for anyone curious about the hidden stories behind the structures we rely on daily.

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