Pre-engineered and Conventional Construction

by Jonathan McGaha | February 29, 2008 12:00 am

The Cecil County Administration Building in Elkton, Md., is a combination of a pre-engineered metal building and conventional construction. The building features a large two-story lobby and a pre-engineered Star Building that sits atop the conventional first floor of the building.

The 88,500-square-foot (8,222-m2) second floor utilized Oklahoma City-based Star Building Systems’ StarASR Roof System in Evergreen.

The builder and steel erector on the project was Nowland Associates, Newark, Del., and the architect was ABHA Architects, Wilmington, Del.

Source URL: https://www.metalarchitecture.com/projects/pre-engineered-and-conventional-construction/

---