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The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 288

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\Mien warm, moist weather succeeds muchcolder temperature, the walls do not respond immediately and condensa-tion occurs. If the air space in the w^alls is filled with chopped straw,sawdust, or planer chips, the insulation is improved. In wooden framestructures with inner walls of hard plaster on… … Farm Buihiing at Cc-incnI. Col. Shozvlng Coiurclc Flo not SO apparent. The objection, then, is not one that holds against con-crete alone. This snbject of ventilation is very important and definite means shonldbe provided to insure a proper circulation of air. The old farm buildingswhich were…

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