The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 166
preferably provided umler ajjorch. This will confine most of the dust, especially if ashes can be re-moved without .going through other parts of the basement. When the])artitioiis are also thebearing walls that are themost economical supportfor floors, the expense ofdivision is little, if… … 100 77//: .iKciirriicr .ixd hxg/xhi-I; tliMiii^lit and liuiicst work. Indry climates, without extremeranges uf temperature. solidwalls of reasonable thickness areprobably satisfactory, but in gen-eral the excellent qualities ofconcrete should not l)e calledupon unreasonably to give ini-numity from…
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