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20,000 cubic yards of concrete in new government printing office
New South Wales Government Printing Office is 470 ft in length and 123 ft in depth and has 7-story reinforced concrete structure; threefold function of vertical concrete fins along front facade serve for protection from direct sunlight and as architectural feature; alternate fins are cast with columns and share in carrying floor loads; floor slab extends beyond columns and is suspended from upturned beam which frames into vertical fins.
20,000 cubic yards of concrete in new government printing office
New South Wales Government Printing Office is 470 ft in length and 123 ft in depth and has 7-story reinforced concrete structure; threefold function of vertical concrete fins along front facade serve for protection from direct sunlight and as architectural feature; alternate fins are cast with columns and share in carrying floor loads; floor slab extends beyond columns and is suspended from upturned beam which frames into vertical fins.
20,000 cubic yards of concrete in new government printing office
Constructional Rev
1957
Article (Journal)
English
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