Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 150
ildings, and, the ground being com-pressible, new party-wall foundations are almost invariably required.The consequence is that old walls have to be supported while newfoundations are being put under them. This is usually done bymeans of steel needles placed from 12 to 24 inches apart, their… … Floor ib-eoIs. Jack Jcreu/j. Columns jimilar to thet^to he, provided u/hen neicbuilding is puC op on thijjid.e of partij u/all. ij-4-1-1 beams Fig. 86. \^aIl and Footing, New York Life Insurance Companys Building, Chicago. In erecting buildings of skeleton construction it is often imprac-ticable to…
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