The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 405
rn one to apjjreciate the vastness of thework. When it became ajjparent that new building operations could not becarried on, it seemed for the moment to leave an awful crater in the con-struction field. But the law of ef|ualization soon asserted itself and a newoutlet for business was established.… … Till-: ARClllTF.CT AM) KNGI XEI.R 101 The Architect in Induslrial Building* I.y Al.l.ICKT KAIIX, Architect I FEEL it a very <li>tinct lionor to have been asked by the president of theInstitute to contribute a word to the deliberations of the convention on asubject on which I Iiave certain…
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