Dimensional Tolerances in a Tall Concrete Building

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Birkeland, Philip W. [1 ]
Westhoff, Leonard J. [2 ]
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[1] ABAM Engineers, Inc., Tacoma,WA, United States
[2] Baugh Construction Company, Seattle,WA, United States
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Column (support) - Column line - Dimensional measurements - Dimensional tolerance - Flatness - Floor flatness - High-rise office buildings - Measurements of - Multistory building - Tolerance (mechanic);
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