The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 404
ere-upon he was promptly lined fifty dollar- by the council for doing carpenter work whichshould have been done by a union carpenter. The barber thought over this for some time. Then he presented the CarpentersUnion with a hill for thirteen hundred and seventy-five dollars. What- this for? asked… … Why The Skyscraper? T Height Restriction Should be Governedby Population and Land Values—TheSmall City Does Not Require TallBuildings—Cass Gilbert, Designer ofthe Famous Woolworth Building, Says: / do not wish to be the advocate of excessively tall buildings.While the building of one hundred…
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