The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 386
ss expense, requires a simjilc and often a bold handling ofthe plan. This can be accomplished only through an intimate knowledge ofthe workings and re(|uirements of the scliool. The greater the architectsknowledge of these matters, the happier the results will be. but in any case,he shoulrl hold… … i«onc I* i\ rtfhl. AriHiltiii 72 THE ARCHITIiCT AND liSGISEER and cx])ericncc nia\ Ijc, lie can always learn sdnicthiiiy; of value from thosewho are actually using the buildings. The fact of the matter is, we have only Ijegun to comprehend and under-stand the school building problem with its many…
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