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The Architect (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 464

An illustration from The Architect, 1905, leaf 464
o be still green and sticky.—Ex. ** * Brick has proven its worth because it has shown its adaptability to everyneed in structural work. It is cheap, because any kind of brick can be boughtto suit the buyers pocketbook. It withstands the deteriorating influences ofany climate. It makes a dry, warm… … I ^ HoUlto be Built at Mason and (Tharrell Streets. San trancisco Frank Van Trees. Architect Cement Shingles Cheaper than Wood The use of cement for replacing articles made of wood is increasing everyday. Cement has already replaced wood, to a great extent, in building side-walks, bridges,…

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