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Design and construction of the Atlantic City convention hall
Building is 350 ft. wide and had average depth of 662 1/2 ft. occuping entire block; foundation built on 20,000 piles 30 ft. long with minimum butt of 12 in.; excavation of boiler room; attention is called to end walls of auditorium; top support of wall column was provided with sliding connection to bottom chord of end trusses.
Design and construction of the Atlantic City convention hall
Building is 350 ft. wide and had average depth of 662 1/2 ft. occuping entire block; foundation built on 20,000 piles 30 ft. long with minimum butt of 12 in.; excavation of boiler room; attention is called to end walls of auditorium; top support of wall column was provided with sliding connection to bottom chord of end trusses.
Design and construction of the Atlantic City convention hall
Boston Soc. Civ. Engrs. -- Jl
Ware, S.L. (author)
1928
7 pages
2 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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