The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 201
er in its entirety this harvest for our gran-aries ; it is being brought, in recognizable measureat least, by those who are coming to cast their lotwith ours. The kaleidoscopic nature of the influxcomplicates the problem of our democracy, whichis not the simple and comparatively unified… … EXAMPLE OF MODERN -EL COLUMN AND LWTELATXUE EXPRESSION OFSTONE- A FALSEEXPRESSION OF STEEL h SPUCE- HR STEEL FRAME= flOTE ARainKTURAL^REVARICAnON CONTINUOUS VERTICAL Fi £* 15 FALSE AND TRUE « [184] Democracy, generally, is conceived to be synony-mous with popular rights; but the assumption ofrights…
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