The Engineering Magazine, Vol. 8: Devoted to Industrial Progress; October, 1894, to March, 1895 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Colleges 107 ings Angle of Content, The 292 London Stables Architects as Promoters 899 Medieval Domestic Architecture Architects' Fees 110 New Style of Architecture, The Architecture in India 1072 Origin of Gothic Architecture Cairo Building (the), Washington. 900 *parag0n Theater (the), London Caisson Foundation Piers 112 Preservation of a Relic Cement and Concrete Construction 293 Rambling Sketches Competitive Plans 494 Reliance Building (the), Chicago. Decorative Hints from Frost 1076 Rotch (arthur), Architect Decorative Iron Work 1075 sky-scrapers Dwellings for the Poor in Edinburgh 496 Testing Building Stone Education of Building '1 rades Workmen. 702 The mckaig Bill Evolution of American Architecture, 897 Third Highest Tower and the Loftiest Statue Great Railway Stations of London 697 in the World 89 Granite City, The 698 vvallot's T reatment by the German Emperor. 90 *gypsum as a F ireproof Material 699 Woman in Architecture 49 index to leading articles in the Architectural and Technical Press 112, 295, 496, 702, 901, 10.
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