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Architect and engineer (1905)

San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc · leaf 333

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UILDINGSstrongly, that they were to be permanent, and that the cost of upkeepof buildings, paddocks, yards, pens, cages, etc., should necessarily bekept at a minimum, and that fire hazard should be eliminated. So rein-forced concrete was selected as the building material for practically allof the… … 27 ^ P^ ZOCLOGICAx. GA?J>E1!Si~J ?i,E:SH{SiCK£PjnAYFffiU) 1.5WlSPK0EA?J>J<CMlTECr PLOT PLAN AND KEY, ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AND HERBERT FLEISHHACKERPLAYFIELD, SAN FRANCISCO LEWIS P. HOBART, ARCHITECT 1—Main Entrance 2—Sloat Boulevard Entrance 3—Parking Space and Entran 4—Central Plaza 5—Lion…

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