Concrete School Houses
Concrete School Houses
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In some cases concrete costs are even lower than for brick buildings with wooden floors. Since costs are dependent entirely on local conditions, such as labor, avail- ability of materials, etc. , it is impossible to give data covering all localities and conditions. As an evidence of the low first cost of concrete the follow- ing costs, as given by John T. Simpson, C. E. , are interesting: "The Board of Education at Irvington, N. J. , a few weeks after the Collinwood fire, brought out plans for ...the erection of a four-class-room building. The original design called for typical brick walls with wood FIG. 5. CENTRAL AVENUE PUBLIC SCHOOL, MADISON, X. J.
floor construction. When the bids were received, it was found that this building could be duplicated in reinforced concrete for three hundred dollars less than the best prices received on the basis of brick and wood, and, as a result, to the town of Irvington, N. J. , must be given the credit of being the first to adopt this type of construction for public schools in this section of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some cases concrete costs are even lower than for brick buildings with wooden floors. Since costs are dependent entirely on local conditions, such as labor, avail- ability of materials, etc. , it is impossible to give data covering all localities and conditions. As an evidence of the low first cost of concrete the follow- ing costs, as given by John T. Simpson, C. E. , are interesting: "The Board of Education at Irvington, N. J. , a few weeks after the Collinwood fire, brought out plans for ...the erection of a four-class-room building. The original design called for typical brick walls with wood FIG. 5. CENTRAL AVENUE PUBLIC SCHOOL, MADISON, X. J.
floor construction. When the bids were received, it was found that this building could be duplicated in reinforced concrete for three hundred dollars less than the best prices received on the basis of brick and wood, and, as a result, to the town of Irvington, N. J. , must be given the credit of being the first to adopt this type of construction for public schools in this section of the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portland Cement Association to read onlineMoreLess
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