WS Project: Charlotte Douglas Airport

Date: 4 December 2017

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Date: 4 December 2017

The Cary, North Carolina branch of Wheaton Sprague is working on the Charlotte Douglas International Airport project.

Above is a picture of the progress on the project. This image is the east connector elevation looking towards the concourse.

The Charlotte Douglas Airport project is the largest project that the young NC office has completed in terms of square footage, blast analysis, different blast pressures, and most glass types.

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