Brick Revolution
The transition from hand-made to automated brick production transformed construction during the Industrial Revolution, enabling a few workers to produce thousands of bricks daily. This surge in brick availability led to innovations in urban infrastructure, such as brick-paved roads that offered better drainage and smoother travel. As cities like New York expanded, the demand for bricks skyrocketed, making it the dominant building material of the era, particularly in fire-prone areas.In this clip
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