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An improved building assembly in which a flexible membrane is employed as a stabilization element for secondary structural members. The building assembly is also provided with a plurality of tertiary support assemblies and an improved bracing system for selected tertiary support assemblies to minimi

An improved building assembly in which a flexible membrane is employed as a stabilization element for secondary structural members. The building assembly is also provided with a plurality of tertiary support assemblies and an improved bracing system for selected tertiary support assemblies to minimize or prevent failures of the tertiary structural assemblies due to the translational and rotational movement of the tertiary structural assemblies as a load is applied thereto, while at the same time other tertiary structural assemblies connected to other elements of the roof move in unison with the roof as the roof changes shape because if expansion and contraction or other forces. An improved roof structural bracing system for interconnecting the wall of the building via a wall connector to a primary support beam so as to minimize or prevent failures of the wall connector due to translational and rotational movement of the wall connector as a load is applied thereto.

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An improved roof clip assembly for attaching a longitudinally extensive roof panel to an underlying secondary structrual member of a building, the roof clip assembly comprising: a base clip having a lower end, a median portion, and an upper end; a pair of oppositely extensive lower leg portions form

An improved roof clip assembly for attaching a longitudinally extensive roof panel to an underlying secondary structrual member of a building, the roof clip assembly comprising: a base clip having a lower end, a median portion, and an upper end; a pair of oppositely extensive lower leg portions formed at the lower end of the base clip and secured to the secondary structural member such that the median portion of the base clip is planarly extensive normal to the longitudinal axis of the roof panel; and a pair of oppositely extensive upper leg portions formed at the upper end of the base clip for supporting the roof panel so that longitudinal movement of the roof panel flexes the median portion of the base clip within the elastic limits of the median portion.