The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 9
rstandthose conditions as we would seek to understand[225] our own conditions; and this broader understand-ing will aid us to a richer expression of ourselves.But architecture will not be what once it was, norwhat it should again become, unless there be con-centration of effort and directness of… … INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH RHYTHMIC AND CONCERTED ACTION FRONTISPIECE M.AY 1917^ THE MEANING OFARCHITECTURE An Essay inConstructive Criticism BY IRVING K. POND C. E., A.M. (Hon.), Architect Member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters, Fellow and Past President of the American Institute…
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