The museum, a manual of the housing and care of art collections, by Margaret Talbot Jackson. (1917)
Jackson, Margaret Talbot · Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 74
e ideal condition would, of course,be to have a small dining room for the use ofthe staff only, where smoking could be allowedif desired, and another room which should beopen to the general public. Museums are usuallysituated at too great a distance from any centrefor it to be possible for the… … THE ARCHITECTURAL PLAN 55 DETAILS OFTEN OVERLOOKED No building committee should accept plans, nomatter by whom they are submitted, without mostcareful study. There are certain points whichevery architect forgets, and it is the business ofthe building committee and the Director to seeto it that they…
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