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United Equipment Company’s bulldozer building  has been turning heads on Highway 99 at Turlock, California since 1977. Here’s 10 facts about the building  	1.	Built in 1976 – The two-story office was completed in 1976, making it a landmark for nearly 50 years  . 	2.	Designed to look like a Cat D5 bulldozer – The structure replicates the iconic Caterpillar D5, right down to the proportions and blade  . 	3.	Programmatic architecture (“duck”) – It’s a prime example of “duck architecture,” where buildings resemble the products they sell  . 	4.	Size specs – The building measures about 66 ft long, 28 ft wide, and around 21–21½ ft tall . 	5.	Construction materials – Built using steel, aluminum, plywood and redwood; the treads made from redwood, and hydraulics from steel & aluminum  . 	6.	Blade hides sprinkler room – The bulldozer’s blade doubles as the housing for the building’s sprinkler system  . 	7.	Two-story office inside – Behind the iconic exterior lies a functional office space across two floors, including an executive-level “engine area” with big windows  . 	8.	Three-D model billboard concept – Founder Harold Logsdon wanted a building that would stand out and serve as a massive 3D billboard along busy Highway 99  . 	9.	International attention & mistaken identity – A company in Saudi Arabia once called asking for shipping dimensions, thinking it was a real bulldozer — they were disappointed . 	10.	Local charm & roadside fame – Featured by travel guides like Roadside America and Weird California, it continues to attract tourists.
United Equipment Company’s bulldozer building has been turning heads on Highway 99 at Turlock, California since 1977. Here’s 10 facts about the building 1. Built in 1976 – The two-story office was completed in 1976, making it a landmark for nearly 50 years . 2. Designed to look like a Cat D5 bulldozer – The structure replicates the iconic Caterpillar D5, right down to the proportions and blade . 3. Programmatic architecture (“duck”) – It’s a prime example of “duck architecture,” where buildings resemble the products they sell . 4. Size specs – The building measures about 66 ft long, 28 ft wide, and around 21–21½ ft tall . 5. Construction materials – Built using steel, aluminum, plywood and redwood; the treads made from redwood, and hydraulics from steel & aluminum . 6. Blade hides sprinkler room – The bulldozer’s blade doubles as the housing for the building’s sprinkler system . 7. Two-story office inside – Behind the iconic exterior lies a functional office space across two floors, including an executive-level “engine area” with big windows . 8. Three-D model billboard concept – Founder Harold Logsdon wanted a building that would stand out and serve as a massive 3D billboard along busy Highway 99 . 9. International attention & mistaken identity – A company in Saudi Arabia once called asking for shipping dimensions, thinking it was a real bulldozer — they were disappointed . 10. Local charm & roadside fame – Featured by travel guides like Roadside America and Weird California, it continues to attract tourists.

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