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The reinforced concrete used in the construction of the Bellaire is typical of the majority of residential buildings in New York City and the relatively minor damage sustained there during the crash that claimed the lives of the two men bodes well for the rest of the city's high-rise homes, according to those in the industry. WCA will demolish the six-story, 170,000-square-foot garage, which is constructed of reinforced concrete. The first external structure is made of reinforced concrete treated with wax, whereas the second is made of cellular cement and pierced with rays of light from different sources. |
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