A search on several book sites and within my own public library says there is no such book. For someone who uses a questionable passage from a non existant book, you'd figure that you'd have a the ISBN number and actual image of the book to prove your point than just a scan that could have been typed up on a any word processing program.
And a question to the Oxford University Press provided that they never authored such book nor every published anything under that title.
Please try harder Chris. You know what they say when you lie so much...
IF Amazon can locate a title that was published in 1949, they surely as hell could find a book that was published in 1992. In fact , I just received a book that was published in 1990, that was out of print since 1991 from them. Waited 6 years to finally receive a used copy. Its nice when Amazon notifies you when they locate a copy of such rare books
Here, you can search their site for yourself:
http://www.oup.com/us/
Funny thing about Oxford. they dont even combin Technology and Innovation together.
But they have an extensive collection of engineering books. You might want to stop and buy some of their books and read them.
And you take one passage from a no existant book, that could have been written by someone who mistakened, and think that is proof, when there have been OTHER Publications that say the WTC towers were built with a steel framed core? You reak of the same Cter stink, who discount hundreds of witnesses who say they saw the planes, for the 10 witnesses who said there were no planes.
The fact that you still have the erroneous BBC illustration from a clueless artist who didn't have access to the plans of WTC, and didn't bother to call the designers of the WTC towers, speaks volumes of your credibility. Which sadly is less than fathers who dont pay child support.