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Flat Roof
12016-03-08T05:27:04-08:00Diana Barnettd5f924992e8dcd7fa8259d479114595daa9ada9f81803plain2016-03-08T08:39:10-08:00Diana Barnettd5f924992e8dcd7fa8259d479114595daa9ada9fFlat roofs are a very common characteristic. They assist in keeping the building on a horizontal plan and help give the illusion of movement.
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