American churches ... A series of authoritative articles on designing, planning, heating, ventilating, lighting and general equipment of churches as demonstrated by the best practice in the United States (1915)
Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942, Baker, James McFarlan · New York, The American architect · leaf 38
temperature rec-ommended for auditoria has not beenchanged the seriousness of overheating is AMERICAN CHURCHES now realized. Formerly this was re-garded as a matter of discomfort only;now it is realized that in causing discom-fort it disturbs certain physiologicalfunctions, often exceeding the… … PLAN NUMBER TWO, FIRST FLOOR-HEATING AND VENTILATING SYSTEM SECOND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,WILKINSBURG, PA. MESSRS. INGHAM & BOYD, ARCHITECTS. stroke. Much less harm results from un-derheating than from overheating, andyet it is the former which is most notice-able and which will arouse the…
Church architecture · Church decoration and ornament
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