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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 359

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however, that where, due to specialconditions, such a span is impossible, singlespans between poles may be increased to 125feet ill length. The pole must be of cedar, atleast 2.. feet in length, with a minimumdiameter of fj inches at tlie lop and set in theground at least 4% feet. A square… … More and Better Illumination Next in importance to the architectural design ofa building is its proper illumination. A poorly lighted building is a reflection on thearchitect and a disappointment to owner ortenant or both. We have made a life-long study of scientific,practical illumination.…

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