A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
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Color built into skyscraper
Erection of steel frame of new 33-story McGraw-Hill building, in New York City; horizontally striped facade produced by wide bands of blue-green terra cotta blocks, covering spandrels at every floor; plant layout showing location of hoists, derricks and contractor's yard; columns of which heaviest weighed 19 1/2 tons, were fabricated and erected in two-story lengths. (See also - no. 6 June 1931, pp. 32-37)
Color built into skyscraper
Erection of steel frame of new 33-story McGraw-Hill building, in New York City; horizontally striped facade produced by wide bands of blue-green terra cotta blocks, covering spandrels at every floor; plant layout showing location of hoists, derricks and contractor's yard; columns of which heaviest weighed 19 1/2 tons, were fabricated and erected in two-story lengths. (See also - no. 6 June 1931, pp. 32-37)
Color built into skyscraper
Construction Methods
Construction Methods ; 13
1931
6 pages
45 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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Engineering Index Backfile | 1933
Skyscraper foundations in quicksand area built within open Cofferdam
| Engineering Index Backfile | 1931