The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 363
and that the limitation of exi)eriment is the surestway to obstruct progres-. Im.igine tlie calamity which would have resulte<lfrom a ukase in 1S7() endowing the dreadfid stuff of that |)crio<l with im-mortality I Too much standardization has also had an effect not foreseen byits… … OPEX-AIK AUDITQRIUM, HIGH SCHOOL, MONROVIA.ENCLOSURE SHOWN IN PLACE Allison & . PROSCENIUMi.wn, Archiiecis OlKX-AIR KO ).MS The climate in many parts of the state permits if, indeed, it does notrequire open air class rooms, auditoriums and the like. Many veryefFecti\e substitutes have been…
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