New Steel Shapes could Change Multi-Family | 5 Minute Friday

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Consider asymmetrical steel shapes to achieve lower floor-to-floor heights in multi-family projects, optimizing space and potentially saving costs.
Investigate the use of 'A-shapes' or asymmetrical steel beams for structural efficiency, as they allow the deck to bear on the bottom flange.
Stay informed about new material innovations like milled asymmetrical steel shapes to potentially gain a competitive edge in project design and execution.
Engage with architects and engineers about these new steel options to determine their applicability and benefits for your specific projects.
Research current advancements in structural steel to position your firm as knowledgeable about cutting-edge construction techniques.
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