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Covered stadium at Chicago with long-span roof trusses
Methods and progress of erection of 300-by 266-by 117-ft. high building having seating capacity of 25,000; study of sight lines led to adoption of simple truss roof and cantilever balconies; structural details of balcony, formwork, girder and floor; arena floor has freezing pipes and insulation to provide for ice skating.
Covered stadium at Chicago with long-span roof trusses
Methods and progress of erection of 300-by 266-by 117-ft. high building having seating capacity of 25,000; study of sight lines led to adoption of simple truss roof and cantilever balconies; structural details of balcony, formwork, girder and floor; arena floor has freezing pipes and insulation to provide for ice skating.
Covered stadium at Chicago with long-span roof trusses
Eng. News-Rec
Westcott, C.H. (author)
Engineering News Record ; 103
1929
3 pages
4 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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