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The architect (1915)

American Institute of Architects. San Francisco Chapter · San Francisco, Calif. : J.A. Drummond · leaf 253

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s-pected significance. So must an architectural monumentbe at one and the same time the derivative and the com-plement of its site. Neither is complete, fully explicable,nor fully realized without the other. This, of course, isconsidering the problem in its largest aspect; but if thisis neglected,… … KESIDENCE OF GEORGE H. BIXBY. RANCHO -LOS CERRITOS VIEW OF GARDEN TERRACE COXHEAD y COXHEAD, Archiiefis position, and in proportion to the degree of its achieve-ment is that harmony attained which is called inevita-bility. At the present time, with architects preliminary draw-ings as the sole…

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