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The design of the terminal building roof aims to maximize the quality of exposed concrete surfaces while keeping maintenance low by minimizing additional cladding systems. It also calls for a large external canopy, large internal vaulted spaces, long spans, and integration of the roof structure with building services and the facade.
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