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Skyscraper enclosed fast with 2-story panels
26-story office building in New York City was walled in with prefabricated aluminum panels two stories high, bolted to steel frame; 1366 man hr were expended in covering 98,363 sq ft with 130 tons of aluminum; building will provide 403, 500 sq ft of rentable office space on 25 floors, and off-street parking on three levels in basement; between metal panel and 4-in. brick backup, will be insulating air space 1 1/2-in. wide. (see also Modern Metals v 9 n 6 July 1953 p 48)
Skyscraper enclosed fast with 2-story panels
26-story office building in New York City was walled in with prefabricated aluminum panels two stories high, bolted to steel frame; 1366 man hr were expended in covering 98,363 sq ft with 130 tons of aluminum; building will provide 403, 500 sq ft of rentable office space on 25 floors, and off-street parking on three levels in basement; between metal panel and 4-in. brick backup, will be insulating air space 1 1/2-in. wide. (see also Modern Metals v 9 n 6 July 1953 p 48)
Skyscraper enclosed fast with 2-story panels
Eng News-Rec
Engineering News-Record ; 151
1953
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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