CRUISE SHIPS AN EVOLUTION IN DESIG by Philip Dawson

CRUISE SHIPS AN EVOLUTION IN DESIG by Philip Dawson

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The author analyses the design influences on cruise ships since their inception in the 1840s up to the present day, with descriptions of interior layouts, exterior design, machinery requirements, cruising grounds, as well as looking at economic and social factors which influenced their design.

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CRUISE SHIPS AN EVOLUTION IN DESIG by Philip Dawson

Focusing on liner details from the 1930s to the present day, this book traces the 19th century origins of cruise ships before outlining their evolution during the latter half of the 20th century into some of the world's most specialized vessels.
Dawson, Philip: - Philip Dawson is the author of Cruise Ships: An Evolution in Design and coauthor of Conway's History of Seafaring in the Twentieth Century, among others. He lives in Toronto.
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ISBN 13 9780851776606
ISBN 10 0851776604
Title CRUISE SHIPS AN EVOLUTION IN DESIG
Author Dawson Philip
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1999-04-30
Number of pages 256
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