Blue cross and blue shield, service centre - North Carolina – (U.S.A.)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1975.v27.i268.2886Abstract
This building is situated at the Chapel Hill-Durham road and contains the installations of two important merged insurance companies. The shape has not been chosen at random but is subject to certain conditions, such as protection from sun rays and strong winds. Neither should it be forgotten that this type of construction has a certain public relations mission to fulfill. Further, there was a great need for isolation from the noise of the traffic in the area. Metal structure, installations of all kinds and greatest consideration for the surrounding nature and the trees were dominant design factors.
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