The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 362
ich have taken onan institutional character in sjjite of the skill of the designers, and whichintroduce the problem due to the tendency toward loss of personality on thepart of young children assembled in groui)s of excessive size. It would seemthat if this centralization is necessary from reasons… … THKOOr IOLYIECHSIC ISSriTlTIi. l.IS.ID US.I, C.ll.ll-OliM.I.Myruii Ihinl ami lUmcr Grey. .-ircUilecIs MAIKKIAI.S The diversity of materials available is very j^reat and constantly increasin};:.itnd while this great variety has some advantages it has also certain verymarked ill effects; one being…
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