In a building with a foundation system consisting of grade beams bearing on drilled piers and an elevated ground floor with an underlying crawl space, the ground floor is generally constructed of
A)precast concrete.
B)steel frame.
C)wood frame.
D)any one of the above.
E)none of the above.

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The ground floor in a building with a foundation system consisting of grade beams bearing on drilled piers and an elevated ground floor with an underlying crawl space can be constructed of precast concrete, steel frame, or wood frame, depending on the design requirements and preferences.

In a Building with a Foundation System Consisting of Grade