The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 883
o branches, one toeither side of the balcony, or as is provided in Mr. Ryans patent claims, aramp may continue in the axial line of the auditorium by a tunnel cotuing outinto the middle of the balcony. By either arrangement the ramp lands the theatre patrons at a point equi-distant to all parts of… … The Architect and Engineer 91 further side of the balcony, which tended to cause-a congestion upon thatside and an unequal distribution of the patrons about the balcony. A further advantage in Mr. Ryans design resides in the increased spaceavailable in the auditorium on the main floor. By extending…
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