ferroconcrete

The technology behind the building is a central ferroconcrete core around which each floor has been built.

The new fifth tower was built of ferroconcrete in 1939.

This one they strode had been constructed of ferroconcrete in 1931.

The bridge has now been replaced by a modern ferroconcrete structure.

Some materials not customarily used at the time were employed, such as ferroconcrete.

But the problem with it is it's ferroconcrete.

Totally done, signed, sealed, delivered and set in reinforced ferroconcrete.

It is a center for the construction industry producing manufactured housing and ferroconcrete articles.

He jerked hard several times to make certain the claw had wedged itself against the ferroconcrete.

All he could see was a thicket of steel, tinted glass, and ferroconcrete.

The main building has two wings and a tower, and is made of ferroconcrete.

This is a pier ferroconcrete bridge 181 meters (594 ft) long.

It is built from ferroconcrete with eight sixty meter wide lanes.

The top of the tunnel was not much higher than their heads and made of ferroconcrete.

She could be the sun itself, he thought, or the wind, or everything wild and beautiful above this ferroconcrete desert.

The lead tank was near the ferroconcrete bridge.

The biggest is Micrometer, a ferroconcrete and furniture plant.

The ferroconcrete base was used to form a floating raft foundation on the reclaimed site.

Each end is connected to a ferroconcrete span, with length of 9.14 m (30 ft).

Its ferroconcrete superstructure rose twelve stories into the smog-laden air.

Now that society is all ferroconcrete and stainless steel there are fewer gaps between the joints.

"Nothing behind it but twenty inches of ferroconcrete."

Silence rolled like thunder through the ferroconcrete room.

The construction is a three span bridge set on ferroconcrete abutments with granite cover.

Nothing will stand up under that vaginating chortle, not even ferroconcrete.

The track for most Aérotrains are ferroconcrete monorail in an inverted 'T' shape.