Modular, multi-floor building

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Preassembled subenclosure or substructure section of unit or... – With retaining or attaching means

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52 7914, E04H 104

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041954530

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are modular, multi-floor buildings wherein each floor comprises a plurality of semi-boxes which are cast from concrete as independent, rigid units and which are basically rectangular in shape, comprising mutually perpendicular walls but no floor or ceiling. The semi-boxes are arranged between horizontal concrete slabs, which function as both floors and ceilings, and a plurality of vertical posttensioning tendons pass through the semi-boxes and the slabs to bind the building together.

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