Roofing of a Golf Clubhouse in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina/USA
The golf clubhouse forms the centerpiece of a newly developed golf course on the East Coast. Its overall height is approximately 8.50 metres. The lower section consists of solid walls with a light-coloured plaster finish. The timber roof structure rests on a total of 21 round reinforced concrete columns. Large areas on the gable ends and long sides are fully glazed to maximize natural light. The images and drawings clearly illustrate the construction of the roof structure. The roof covering consists of insulated planking.
