The Great Way Net.
The Mero system (often referred to as the Mero KK-system) is a pioneering, prefabricated, bolted steel construction method used primarily for large-span spatial structures, such as domes, barrel vaults, and grid roofs.
Developed by Dr.-Ing. Max Mengeringhausen in 1957, the core innovation lies in the "node"—a solid steel sphere that allows for versatile connections, simplifying the construction of complex geometric shapes.
So, lets forget about the German dates with only the exception that the patent right is off in even Europe. The design turned common knowledge based on their official date.
Now imagine you build that structure there from a set of containers loaded with pipes and knots (the spheres) and only a special screwing tool with workers being bound only to the rising construction having no need for further safety scaffolding or heavy machinery beyond the pillar foundation, erecting something extremely more robust, stable and structural sound, if using high quality steel turned into standardized all same parts.
Trucks only. No cranes. No heavy first world machinery. Safety Belts, One Special Tool, Mass Products, Build everywhere, Low Tech Labour, High Tech Steel. Little maintenance.
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