Re:Employment, construction, and the cost of San Francisco a...
by dragonwriter on Monday May 16, 2016 @05:54PM
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> In the long run, that isn't true. A skyscraper has a useful life well in excess of 50 years. If you look at places like Chicago
...they aren't like San Francisco. In addition to construction costs, I wonder what the effect of periodic major earthquakes is on maintenance costs of large buildings. And, particularly, the relative costs of larger vs. smaller buildings.
...they aren't like San Francisco. In addition to construction costs, I wonder what the effect of periodic major earthquakes is on maintenance costs of large buildings. And, particularly, the relative costs of larger vs. smaller buildings.