concrete form, reinforce, shore, erect, prestress, precast, demolition
Concrete construction: Reinforcing steel ironworkers erect resteel for integrated reinforced concrete wall and columns, standing on formwork structure some 16-20' above ground. Formwork is plywood sheathing, supported by horizontal double angle wales. Horizontals are supported by vertical double angle wales, which are themselves supported by she-bolt removable tension ties that span the form structure. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2003. Scott M. Carr
Concrete construction: Reinforcing steel ironworkers erect resteel for integrated reinforced concrete wall and columns, standing on formwork structure some 16-20' above ground. Formwork is plywood sheathing, supported by horizontal double angle wales. Horizontals are supported by vertical double angle wales, which are themselves supported by she-bolt removable tension ties that span the form structure. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2003. Scott M. Carr
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