Construction : a journal for the architectural engineering and contracting interests of Canada (1913)
Macdonald, Ivan S, McLean, Robert Craik, Reed, Frederick, Keith, Fraser Sanderson, 1878-, Toutloff, M. B · Toronto : Consolidated Press · leaf 452
nception of an ideally arranged kitchen and its auxiliaries, withminimum height of ceiling twenty feet. There is anareaway ten feet wide on each side of the kitchen;the windows go almost to the ceiling, and the win-dow glass is in three independent sash, each capableof being raised or lowered… … ward with all its appurtenances. The medicine cabi-nets for such a suite can be set into the walls of thecorridor, just outside the ward, or at some point inthe walls of the ward itself. Windoxv Frames. The windows are of such agreat importance for ventilating that they must receivespecial…
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