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• Some skyscrapers have narrow building cores that require stabilization to prevent collapse.
• Apart from it, there are seven other straight-up elevator shafts in the building core.
• A long sunshade supported by brackets extends over the ground floor windows of the building core.
• Common toilets and corridors are integrated into the building core and are available on all floors.
• The floor levels differ between the later extensions and the 1935 building core, the former being lower.
• So instead of running close to the building core, two of the stairways serving those floors were built closer to the perimeter.
• The 1935 building core, with its 1953 and 1976 extensions, demonstrate the evolution of fire fighting services in the state's regional towns.
• Architecturally, this is important, as double-deck elevators occupy less building core space than traditional single-deck elevators do for the same level of traffic.
• The complementary towers intended to dominate this city's skyline are little more than a partly completed office building core and a six-story hotel superstructure.
• The building core is constructed with poured-in-place concrete while the floor structures utilize precast double tees, a structural method typically seen in parking decks.
• The NCPC staff approved the installation of column wraps, the road hardening, and the construction of the lobby around the emergency egress building core.
• Even more than the upper-floor windows, the ground floor is deeply inset, with glass surrounding just the central building core to function as a lobby.
• And he has brought office occupancy to 96 percent, from 86 percent in 1996, and spent $ 20 million of a promised $ 100 million refurbishing the 12-building core of the complex.
• As the orb continued to bring in more ships, Emp used a hidden communicator to contact Spartan, who was at the buildings core, where the machines that powered the whole place were.
• Once the device has been used, it is suggested that it forms a new habit of good posture by building core strength and increasing one s awareness, so that good posture remains, even when the device isn't being used.
• The fires might not have been as centrally positioned, nor as intense, had traditionally heavy high-rise construction been standing in the way of the aircraft . Debris and fuel would likely have remained mostly outside the buildings or concentrated in more peripheral areas away from the building cores, which would then not have become unique failure points.
• From the 1950s, the vertical technique was adapted to mining head frames, ventilation structures, below grade shaft lining, and coal train loading silos; theme and communication tower construction; high rise office building cores; shear wall supported apartment buildings; tapered stacks and hydro intake structures, etc . It is used for structures which would otherwise not be possible, such as the separate legs of the towed ) by mankind.