The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 703
far between on this coast at present, where they form part of publicparks or the setting of ])ublic buildings, they introduce the needed note ofamenity, and give the human, personal touch. How much more valuableare they, then, in rounding out and cnmpleting the country house. .\jarring note here… … RESIDEXCF. or t>H. .I\0. It. H--l)XES. IjRohcrl I). Fiirqiilmr, Architect wondering what the next step is to be. Are we always going- to be satisfiedwith the pike-staff plainness which is so gratefnl to us now? Are therenot other worlds to conquer? I hope we shall never return—there is…
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