Steel-to-steel connections are of a different character than those of steel to wood, but their appeal is still evident. In this house, steel I-beams land upon cross-shape columns (most likely made up of multiple steel shapes welded together). The simple way that the steel disappears into the concrete slab is the antithesis of the beam-column connection above; it's a nonconnection, or at least one hidden from sight.
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The simple way that the steel disappears into the concrete slab is the antithesis of the beam-column connection above; it's a nonconnection, or at least one hidden from sight.
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