If this one was built like the one I took down, some, maybe all, of those boards on the bottom run into the structure itself for support, and those are beefy boards, especially on their side like that. Mine was supported with those and diagonal supports just to prevent sag.
Id guess they are replacing ground-tied supports, and those are just to keep the small bit of pull from causing damage to the roof and stuff while they swap them. Just long enough for the photo.
That or its completely floating and the boards are just for a laugh.
If this one was built like the one I took down, some, maybe all, of those boards on the bottom run into the structure itself for support, and those are beefy boards, especially on their side like that. Mine was supported with those and diagonal supports just to prevent sag.
Id guess they are replacing ground-tied supports, and those are just to keep the small bit of pull from causing damage to the roof and stuff while they swap them. Just long enough for the photo.
That or its completely floating and the boards are just for a laugh.
The word you’re looking for is “cantilevered”
Were they actually looking for it?
Just trying to help chief
The other word they were also looking for is “beams”
Does that apply to the glass floor platform thing in the Sears Tower?
https://theskydeck.com/
Just a mashup to make light of those who might want to be pedantic about the building…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willis_Tower#Skydeck
https://youtu.be/Qw9oX-kZ_9k
I love you.
I refused to call it that when I lived there too lol