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Steel offers builders a new range of options
that can translate into savings of time and money, while
meeting the more rigorous requirements of today's challenging
architectural specifications. Here are just a few ideas:
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Occupancy
A (Assembly) Building: A Case Study
First
in series of CASE STUDIES examining the uses of
light gauge steel in the real construction world.
Features large religious structure with special
design implications. Woodstock Baptist Church in
Georgia with its complex design including main sanctuary,
300-ft dome, cupola, and 30-ft cross weighing over
50 tons, required expert designers, engineers and
a flexible, strong, light weight, and compatible
building material - light gauge steel. Bulk orders
available: $125 per 100 in all member categories.
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Residential
Steel & Wood Costs: A Case Study
Summarizes
the results from a time and motion study completed
in Valparaiso, Indiana, USA, where two identical
homes were built side-by-side, one framed with steel
and the other with dimensional lumber. Offers cost
for framing materials and labor. Summarizes costs
for 15 different trades including HVAC, plumbing
and electrical showing actual trade labor hours
and costs per square foot click here for pricing
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OTHER CASE STUDIES |
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Here for Effectively Integrating Panelized Cold-Formed
Steel Residential Construction Case Studies . .
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