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                <text>Anuncio de "Cementight", producto industrial patentado por Modesto Mart&amp;iacute;. Como ingeniero en Shanghai, Mart&amp;iacute; fue responsable de la introducci&amp;oacute;n del cemento reforzado en la construcci&amp;oacute;n. El &lt;em&gt;North China Herald&lt;/em&gt; inform&amp;oacute; el 28 de octubre de 1904 de la finalizaci&amp;oacute;n del Club Concordia, que har&amp;iacute;a las veces de Club Alem&amp;aacute;n, y nota la vinculaci&amp;oacute;n de Mart&amp;iacute; con el cemento reforzado: &lt;br /&gt;&#13;
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                <text>&lt;em&gt;Industria &amp;eacute; invenciones&lt;/em&gt;, tomo XXIX, n&amp;ordm;. 1, 1898, pag. VIII / Biblioteca nacional de Espa&amp;ntilde;a.</text>
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                <text>El Club Concordia (o Club Alemán) se construyó en 1904 en el número 23 del Bund por los arquitectos Becker &amp; Baedeker. La empresa de Modesto Martí, Shanghai Reinforced Concrete Company Co., participó en su innovadora construcción con hormigón armado.</text>
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                <text>© 2012 Charles Poolton</text>
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                <text>&lt;em&gt;Shanghai Memory&lt;/em&gt; (web), &lt;a href="http://memory.library.sh.cn/node/67876"&gt;DY-0138&amp;nbsp;&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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