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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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e Armco corrugated pipeswere delivered at the designated pointsthree days before the road day. Foresight and Organization In the meantime the committee met todetermine upon a general plan of pro-cedure. The Colony was divided into dis-tricts. Each district had a captain whowas instructed in the work to be done. Asfar as possible the men in each districtconsisted of the residents of that district.This was done in order to make the nec-essary travel as short as possible and alsobecause residents would be more familiarthan others with the bad places in theirlocalities. Saturday morning, March 25th, all re-ported to their respective captains, bring-ing with them such equipment as theybelieved would prove useful. Throughoutthe day they worked with a will in orderthat the roads in Carmichael Colonymight be put in first class condition. Atthe end of the day their efforts had re-sulted in a most creditable showing. Thesuccess of thi.s enterprise is the result of THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER 119
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TAf MuTTiion Building,Philadelphia, Pa. Jllesir\.Cope ^^Sienardion, Anh-itectf. For three decades anarchitectural landn aik inPhiladelphia tllmtratingthe adaptability and per-manence of Terra Lotta. ADAPTABILITY and PERMANENCE TERRA COTTA presents a greaterscope to the designer than any otherpermanent material because of its readyadaptability of form, texture and color.Effects of scale impose Umitations inthe use of Terra Cotta only where thescheme of visible jointing necessitates aneconomically impracticable size for the in-dividual pieces. Where scale necessitatesthe latter appearance for certain featuresof design concealed jointing often offers a solution acceptable to the designer andmanufacturer alike. To any of the accepted styles TerraCotta brings the widest flexibility forsympathetic interpretation and the as-surance of absolute permanence whenintelligently designed and properlyinstalled. For information and literature address:National Terra Cotta Society, 19 West44th Street,

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