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6 years ago

Beautiful. How was this immense overhang achieved?

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6 years ago
The exposed steel beams combined with hidden steel in the columns and soffit form a steel superstructure that can achieve this cantilever. All structural members were sized for the appropriate load by a structural engineer.
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6 years ago
Nice work, thank you for the info
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