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Concrete Facts, Vol. 16, No. 2

• ID:

  664

• ESCSI:

  7900.056

• Author:

  ESCSI

• Publication Name:

  Concrete Facts

• Type of Publication:

  Journal

• Publisher:

  ESCSI

• Dated:

  1971

• Issue/Volume:

  June

• Other ID:

• Page(s):

  16

• Reference List:

  N

• Abstract:

  1. Canadian Library Design Takes Advantage of Thermal Qualities of Structural Lightweight Concrete, Plus Esthetics to Harmonize With Park; Burlington Central Library, Burlington, Ontario. 2. Indiana U. Archeology Laboratory: Structural Lightweight Roof System Placed in a Single Day, Weight Savings of 26%; Bloomington, Indiana.
  3. Lightweight Aggregate Used to Solve Shrinkage Problem, Provide Other Advantages in Construction of California Parking Building; Santa Rosa, California.
  4. Bridges on I-29 Gain Structural Economies From Lightweight Decks; Jackson County, Missouri.
  5. New Record Claimed as Lightweight Concrete is Pumped to 23rd Story; Zenith National Life Insurance Co., Los Angeles, California.
  6. Seismic Considerations Led to Use of Lightweight Concrete in Chinese Cultural and Trade Center Structure in San Francisco.
  7. Vibration: Meeting Critical Weight Requirements of Building Set on Neoprene Pads to Absorb Vibration From Nearby Rail Line; One Palliser Square, Calgary, Alberta.
  8. St. Mary’s Cathedral, First World Cathedral Erected by Roman Catholic Church in More Than a Century Dramatizes Theme of Unity Through Thin Shell Construction, Contemporary Shapes; San Francisco, California.
  9. Lightweight Concrete Integral to Design of Richmond Coliseum; Richmond, Virginia.