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

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wet during construction. 3. Allowing the timber to absorb moisture after the building is finished,because of leaks or lack of ventilation. 4. The use of timbers containing too much sapwood. 5. The use of timbers which have already started to decay. The avoidance of these conditions will, as a rule,… … COXCKETE SWIMMING TANK. ESTATE OF MR. J. F. CARLSTON, KEDIVOOD CANYON, CALIFORNIA E. McCr, .irchitcci Tlie Architect and Engineer 71 Why the New Law Regulating the Practice ofArchitecture? By A. R. WALKER* THE architectural profession within the State of California, seeking tomaintain a high…

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