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The lighting of armories and gymnasiums / information compiled by A.L. Powell and A.B. Oday. (1920)

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of the armories. Such accessories arelow in first cost, efficient, durable and simple to maintain. If thefloor is light in color, sufficient light will be reflected to the ceilingto offset the fact that no light is transmitted by the units. One armory employed enclosing globe units with no… … Fig. 4 Night View of an Infantry Armory (185 by 275 ft., 40 ft. to Peak) Green Side WallsGreen Ceiling, Light Wood Floor, Lighted by 28 1000-watt Clear Mazd* CLamps in Two-piece Prismatic Enclosing Units, Steel Cable Suspension.Actual watts per square foot, 0.55—generated lumens per squarefoot,…

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