Patrick M. McGuire

I’m proud to say that my career literally has gone down the toilet. These buildings are used in public parks, ball fields, etc. They were built in a factory with an 8” reinforced concrete floor slab. The walls were either 4” or 6” reinforced concrete masonry. There was usually a HSS steel cap beam and either a steel or glulam frame to support the roof. This building has a glulam roof system. If you look carefully at the peak, you will see a “mating line.” That is each single slope area is a separate module. They were shipped divided and reconnected in the field. They make a very nice cost effective finished product. One project I worked on was built in Oregon & shipped to a park in southern Florida. Go figure.