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English: Precast elements are being applied to the building at Six Logan Circle, Washington, D.C. The new pre-cast units were hoisted up the scaffolding on wide belt slings with an electric winch, and installed in place using a portland cement-based mortar appropriate for cast-concrete. The original bricks were relaid with a more traditional lime-based, dark colored mortar
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