San Bernardino has one of the largest concentrations of earthquake-vulnerable brick buildings in a location with a high risk of intense shaking.
This happened during the Paso Robles earthquake of 2003: Two women working at a clothing store were crushed to death by falling bricks and plaster as they ran out of an old, quake-vulnerable brick building.
The stream-rounded rock is more vulnerable to earthquake than bricks would be, but bricks are not shipped F.O.B. by God, and in a land of kaleidoscopic risks what is one more if the rocks are free?
Any building made of porous stone or brick is vulnerable to destruction by moisture.
The 2x2 Lego brick looks vulnerable, placed on top of a metal plate, which a hydraulic ram is pushing upwards.
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And the assessment is that much of the population in this region live in houses that are highly vulnerable to earthquake shaking: unreinforced brick masonry and the like.
Media was just outside of Philly, and when he drove by the offices, Davidon was convinced that the three-story brick office building was vulnerable.
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Areas with mud-brick houses, which are especially vulnerable to damage from earthquakes, were completely ruined, a witness said.
Insuring a brick home, meanwhile (which is more vulnerable to damage from shaking), could cost from $3 to $15 per $1,000 in the Pacific Northwest, and 60 to 90 cents per $1,000 for coverage in New York.
