Suspended buildings
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1970.v22.i219.3581Abstract
Suspended buildings were first designed and constructed around the year 1965 in Holland and Germany, and since then they have been erected in various parts of the world. Altogether there are 17 of them at present. At the Plaza de Colón, in Madrid, the construction of the first two in Spain has been initiated, by the firm Osinalde, S, A. The author of the project is the architect Dr. Antonio Lámela, and Otep International, S. A. has collaborated in the study and calculation of the structure.
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