The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 89
they are varied to include such diverse thingsas etchings, lithographs, posters, Japanese prints and oriental rugs. It is to this phase of Mr. Howards work, the organization of the school,that a group of the younger architects are most indebted. He has madetechnical training possible here. He has… … MR. HOIfARDS SIG.WATURE The Architect and Engineer 83 Why Be An Architect* By CARL F. GOLLD WE wonder sometimes after we have had one of our unsatisfactory ad-ventures with a client whose thick hide we have been unable topuncture, whither have flown our early aspirations, our…
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