 | 1910 - 596 pages
...increases in a greater ratio than the number of stories, and this item is the one which in the four-story building offsets the saving in foundations and roof....the building. The floor, columns and roof must be of the same strength and construction in any case. REIXFORCED-CONCRETE BUILDINGS. From such estimates... | |
 | Joseph Kendall Freitag - 1912 - 1090 pages
...increases in a greater ratio than the number of stories, and this item is the one which in the four-story building offsets the saving in foundations and roof....floor, columns, and roof must be the same strength and'construction in any case. Alternate Method of Estimating Cost. TABLE III. — DATA FOR APPROXIMATING... | |
 | Halbert Powers Gillette, Richard Turner Dana - 1918 - 1774 pages
...increases in a greater ratio than the number of stories, and this item Is the one which in the four-story building offsets the saving in foundations and roof....same strength and construction in any case. TABLE VIII. DATA FOR APPROXIMATING COST OF MILL BUILDINGS OF KNOWN S1ZK BUT WITHOUT DEFINITE PLANS MADE Foundations,... | |
 | Allan Cecil Haskell - 1919 - 558 pages
...increases in a greater ratio than the number of stories, and this item is the one which in the four-story building offsets the saving in foundations and roof....the building. The floor, columns and roof must be of the same strength and construction in any case. Re-inforced Conerete Buildings. — From such estimates... | |
 | Halbert Powers Gillette - 1927 - 2020 pages
...increases in a greater ratio than the number of stories, and this item is the one which in the four-story building offsets the saving in foundations and roof....be the same strength and construction in any case. , Assumed Height of Stories. — From ground to first floor, 3 ft. Buildings 25 ft. wide, stories 13... | |
 | 1904 - 412 pages
...examination of the diagrams shows immediately the decrease in cost as the width is increased. This is due to the fact that the cost of the walls and...be the same strength and construction in any case. TAIiLE SHOWING RATIO OK COST OF BUILDINGS DESIGNATED, COMPARED WITH HKICK MILLS OF STANDARD CONSTRUCTION.... | |
 | 1910 - 554 pages
....82 •79 .92 .87 •85 .84 •83 .82 50,000 •94 .88 .86 .84 .82 .80 .92 .88 .86 .84 •83 •83 (3) The saving by the use of frame construction for...be the same strength and construction in any case. • Assumed Height of Stories. — From ground to first floor, 3 ft. Buildings 25 ft. wide, stories... | |
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... building offsets the saving in foundations and roof. 3. The saving by the use of frame construction for walls instead of brick is not as great as many persons think. The only saving is in somewhat lighter foundations and in the outside surfaces of... 