Title: Precast Concrete Justice Facilities Go High-Rise Date: July-August, 1992 Volume: 37 Issue: 4 Page number: 40-47 Author(s): Paul E. Kraemer https://doi.org/10.15554/pcij.07011992.40.47
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Precast concrete is used as the primary structural system for a seven-story justice facility for the City of Jacksonville, Florida. A variety of precast concrete components, including modular cells and modular rooms combined with standard beam, column, double tee, slab and panel units, were employed. The design, manufacture and erection of the precast concrete elements are described.