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LOCATION: AGIOS SOSTIS, SERIFOS, GREECE
ARCHITECT: MARA FRANCISCA GONZLEZCentre of pompidou
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This document discusses pre-engineered buildings (PEBs). It describes PEBs as metal buildings constructed from light gauge steel panels and frames. PEBs offer advantages like fast construction, functional versatility through modularity, and architectural flexibility. Key components of PEBs are identified, including rigid frames, roof and wall panels, purlins, and bracing. The document provides examples of PEB applications and concludes by comparing advantages of PEBs to conventional buildings like reduced costs, time, and weight.