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Just a Cute Cantilever

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JAE

JAE

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Jun 27, 2000
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Just came across this photo of a concrete cantilever beam I did some years ago. Brought a chuckle. This was a cantilever supported by a beam which was supported by a cantilever.

The sawtooth edge with the relief angles were for a stepped back facade at the front of a multi-story library.

No reason to post this other than it was "cute".
 
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"cute" is not the word for it...

I was thinking of "odd". [bigsmile]

Was that back in your Architectural days?

Mike McCann
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please post your calcs also....I've got one just like that due in 3 weeks!
 
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JAE...you should have used that one to talk some sense into Kid Architect!
 
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It was the 12 storey column perched on the end of the cantilever that created the problem <G>...

Dik
 
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