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October 3, 2019
CLT: construction’s lean, green beauty queen
By MICHAEL FRANK
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Widely considered to be the first modern steel and reinforced concrete building, the 10-story Home Insurance Building constructed in Chicago in 1885 was the forerunner of today’s skyscrapers.
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