Building by a builder; practical and economical considerations for the man about to build (1914)
Howes, Benjamin A · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 244
that the man who means tobuild has acquired his land before selecting hisarchitect. In preparation for that fateful step hemust clear up his own mind on certain points. Hemust know, first, how much money he can spendon the whole operation, including domestic equip-ment and laying out of the… … -, COUNSELS OF PERFECTION 217 tween architect and client, arose primarily in theoriginal statement of the client that he wantedsomething in the way of a simple shooting-box,and his later objection to every detail as it cameout that was not of the most refined, not to say,recherche character. His…
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