Building the St. Louis Arch out of tuna cans
1,121 views · Published 5 September 2014 · 0:48 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: The News & Observer · 2014 · News & Politics
See a collaborative team from the LS3P architectural firm, Stroud Pence engineering, and Gilbane contractors build a ten foot tall St. Louis Gateway Arch out of cans of tuna. They join a group of local architectural, design, engineering and construction companies who were making structures from cans of food as they participate in the CANstruction food drive competition in downtown Raleigh. The cans of food used to build the structures will be donated to feed the hungry.
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