Hybrid Buildings
Hybrid Buildings are building systems that incorporate conventional steel with pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) components. By utilizing conventional steel and metal building components the overall construction project is more cost effective and efficient than utilizing steel construction methods alone.
Hybrid buildings typically use conventional steel for the main frame. They use PEMB components for the secondary framing, roof, and wall covering.
Conventional primary framing can use
- Heavy trusses
- Bar-joists
- Hot-rolled beams
- Latticed columns
- Heavy trusses
- Bar-joists
- Hot-rolled beams
- Latticed columns
Metal building components can include:
- Cold-formed roof purlins
- Wall girts
- Metal roof and wall panels.
- Cold-formed roof purlins
- Wall girts
- Metal roof and wall panels.
Examples
- Multi-Story
- Heavy Crane Buildings
- Tall Buildings with Large Clear Spans
- Buildings with Strict Column and Depth Restrictions
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