What do you desire?

Forum  |  www.pushpullbar.com | Jun 10, 2009

Ok here it goes; I have developed an awkfard fetish for concrete. I adore the fact that altough harsh and cold if correctly executed it can create spaces that are warm, sensual and even spiritual.

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Concrete Home - Insulating Concrete Forms • View topic - Pitched concrete roof

is it possible to have a poured concrete pitched roof? I've heard it can be done but my schoolboy physics tell me not possible. what is the maximum slope/gradient that can be poured? what sort of spans of roof can be covered without internal column supports?

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Question about concrete cost

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I've been reading through Division 03300 and don't see any cost for stripping form work. Does anyone know if this cost is covered in the

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ARI - Aggregate Research Industries

In our project we are paving a wearing layer 5cm with asphalt concrete. Gradation 19 100%, No4 53%, No200 4%, bulk density 2,45 t/m3 , void content 4%, Marshall stability 2650 lbs flow 13,3 in and bitumen content 4,6 % (mix).

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Concrete: A Contractors View - Health & Safety Forum - Contract Journal - Construction Space

Forum  |  www.contractjournal.com | Jul 16, 2009

I had a wry smile on my face when i read the view from the concrete contractor, Paul Salmon of Byrne Brothers, he rightly espouses Health and Safety in

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Birmingham's best pubs and bars

Forum  |  www.skyscrapercity.com | Apr 5, 2009

The Windsor used to be nice for a quiet drink, but it's so loud and crowded now, you're lucky if you get a seat. The Briar rose is a lovely building with huge opening windows at the front, not bad during the day. But in the evening it's always too crowded.

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ebuild: Bricklaying, Plastering, Concrete, Blocks and Rendering

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AECB The sustainable building association - AECB Forum

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Archinect : Discussion Forum (Printable Version) : 1 : AISC Challengs ASHRAE, USGBC on high

The American Institute of Steel Contractors (AISC) has expressed concern over the recently published ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers) standard 189.1.

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Robustness - International Concrete Design Competition for Students 2003-2004 - Archiseek

Used to lay foundations, to build sturdy bridges and muscular, architectural monuments, concrete, even in its most conventional use, is an undeniably robust material.

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