Textbooks for the Schools of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, as well as for the Secondary Schools of Civil Engineering.
The Technical Library contains 50 titles, which were intended not only for students at the Schools of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, but also to students in the Intermediate Schools of Civil Engineering.
Their authorship was commissioned by the Ministry of Education in 1959. The quality of their content was higher than that of the books in the Craftsman’s Library, the language was simple Katharevousa, in accordance with the rules in effect at the time, and the cover was a deep red. That is why these books were called the “red books.”
The books in the Technical Library were truly manuals and tools in the hands of foremen, both during their studies and after graduation as they practiced their profession. The books in this library are no longer published by the Eugenides Foundation, following the abolition of the Schools of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Construction Management, as well as the Intermediate Schools of Civil Engineering.