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Concrete Facts, Vol. 17, No. 1

• ID:

  667

• ESCSI:

  7900.059

• Author:

  ESCSI

• Publication Name:

  Concrete Facts

• Type of Publication:

  Journal

• Publisher:

  ESCSI

• Dated:

  1972

• Issue/Volume:

  May

• Other ID:

• Page(s):

  16

• Reference List:

  Y

• Abstract:

  1. School Without Windows: Split-Face Lightweight Block Makes this Closed Campus Vandal-Resistant But Esthetically Warm; Woodland High School, Woodland, California. 2. Something special; Manufacturers Life Tower, Toronto, Ontario.
  3. Structural Lightweight Concrete Facilitates Precasting Plant Handling and Field Erection of Bridge Components; James MacDonald Bridge Project, Edmonton, Alberta.
  4. O’Hare Parking Facility is World’s Largest–and All Concrete Above Grade is Lightweight. Chicago, Illinois.
  5. Higher Rise: Structural Lightweight Concrete Enables Two Extra Floors on Building Site with Restrictive Soil Conditions; Office Building in Don Mills, Ontario.
  6. Fire Retardant Properties of Structural Lightweight Concrete Show Double Benefits for Canadian Hospital; South Saskatchewan Hospital, Regina.
  7. Structural Lightweight Concrete and Lightweight Masonry Units Provide Important Savings in Construction of Department Store; J.C. Penney, Six Flags Mall, Arlington, Texas.