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A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 475

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e. The primary requi-site of such a room islight, and it is generallythought essential thatthis light should comefrom windows in the walls,not too high up. Lightfrom skylights may beutilized if the well orshaft of the skylight benot too deep or liigh, sothat tlrafting tables maybe set at some… … 821 Double Cuubcii, Scinv.iKzitmiiXDoui-. DRAFTSMAN DRAFTSMAN. One more or less skilledin ilrattiii}, ; .siiicitioally, one whose Imsincssit is to draw aud prepare plans and designs, asfor an arcliitect. Also written Drauglitsman. DRAFTSMANSHIP. Art or skill in draft-ing, or of a drallsnian. Also…

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