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W. William Wilkins Professional Building Columbus, Ohio Michelle Benoit Senior Thesis Presentation Spring 2007 Structural Option e Introduction Existing Structure Floor System Lateral System @ K Proposal Structural Redesign Gravity Lateral Cost & Schedule Photovoltaic's Summary and Conclusions Michelle Benoit Senior Thesis...
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William Wilkins Professional Building
Columbus, Ohio Michelle Benoit Senior Thesis Presentation Spring 2007 Structural Option
e
Introduction Existing Structure
Floor System Lateral System
@ K
Proposal Structural Redesign Gravity Lateral Cost & Schedule Photovoltaic's Summary and Conclusions
Michelle Benoit Senior Thesis Presentation Spring 2007 Structural Option
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Michelle Benoit Senior Thesis Presentation Spring 2007 Structural Option
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Introduction Existing Structure
Floor System Lateral System
@ K
Proposal Structural R...
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SID 22 35 356 541 941 1266 1395 1418 1559 1609 1623 1623 1868 2218 2507 2836 3504 3577 3730 3747 3838 3923 3997 4237 4425 4809 4983 5265 5332 5469 5486 5490 5849 6000 6417 6742 6808 7211 7231 7460 7499 7578 8316 8384 8511 8594 8595 8638 9054 9357 945
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SID 22 35 356 541 941 1266 1395 1418 1553 1559 1609 1623 1623 1682 1868 2165 2218 2507 2670 2836 3324 3412 3504 3577 3730 3747 3838 3923 3997 4237 4425 4809 4983 5265 5332 5469 5486 5490 5849 6000 6417 6742 6808 7211 7214 7231 7460 7499 7578 8316 838
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