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Architect and engineer (1905)

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nels are all pressure glued, screwed, or nailed as needed. Labor had no previous experience, and assembly was learned the hard way. The three-hingeoarch made the simple structural skeleton possible. Rim joists and girders took extruded shapes becauseof the limited size of available lumber stock.… … •>tbly Mudsills and Floor Girders (foreground)Erecting Wall Panel (background) Flooring was pressure glued to form a panel and then pressurelued to the core members. A glued floor panel is extremely strongnd will not squeak with age. Windows had to be standardized to meet the following…

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