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Multi-level fine arts center at Brigham Young university

Flandro, A.W.

Manufacture and erection of prestressed concrete members for five level structure, covering about two acres of land, and containing more than quarter of million sq ft of floor space.

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Multi-level fine arts center at Brigham Young university

Flandro, A.W.

Manufacture and erection of prestressed concrete members for five level structure, covering about two acres of land, and containing more than quarter of million sq ft of floor space.

Multi-level fine arts center at Brigham Young university

Flandro, A.W.

Manufacture and erection of prestressed concrete members for five level structure, covering about two acres of land, and containing more than quarter of million sq ft of floor space.

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Title:

Multi-level fine arts center at Brigham Young university

Additional title:

Prestressed Concrete Inst -- J

Contributors:

Flandro, A.W. (author)

Published in:

Prestressed Concrete Institute -- Journal ; 10

Publication date:

1965

Size:

7 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Concrete construction

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