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EMPAC anchored retaining wall and foundation

These days, many people will walk through the EMPAC without ever seeing its concrete skeleton. Here you can see the concrete foundation and anchored retaining wall at the southeast end of the building.

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EMPAC crane

Location

Troy
Rensselaer
New York
United States

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Canon PowerShot S50
(Replaced by Canon PowerShot S90)

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