Can't respond to engineering aspects since I am not an engineer.
You might want to include a comment on the geometry of the building. I figure rectangular but round is easier to brace.
Jay Shilstone
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On Nov 6, 2011, at 2:05 PM, William Haynes <gtg740p@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me what construction difficulties may be encountered for a building that is around 90 feet clear height using poured concrete? Shipping on precast this long would be an issue and I don't see it practical to create continuity in precast if using stacked modules. I am concerned with the cost of bracing the high poured walls during construction as they are being built and figuring this cost into a preliminary cost estimate.
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> Will Haynes
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