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warm white and whitelamps were alternately used in this fixture. Thedaylight, to the authors, was definitely objec-tionable as it produced an exceedingly cold,gloomy appearance; with the warm whitelamps, even though they produced a pleasingflesh tint to the glass of the fixture, the graywalls and… … Fig. 6—A CONTINUOUS COVE OF DAYLIGHT FLUORESCENT LAMPSILLUMINATE THIS LIBRARY AND SUN-ROOM Fig. 6 shows a 124-ft. continuous cove in-stallation in a large room, one-half designed asa library (A), and the other half as a sun room(B). The two rooms are separated by a flatarch, and drapery may be…
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