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"What more appropriate floor for this sun-flooded kitchen and breakfast-nook than these resilient squares of U. S. Rubber Tile – with wainscoting to match? Richly colorful – these remarkable floors of resilient rubber combine decorative beauty with outstanding practicality."

Identifier: architectenginee1030sanf (find matches)
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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a. This was granted some yearsback. His previous training had notbeen along architectural lines. Hestudied and graduated in engineer-ing at the University of Michigan,and later took a second degree inGeneral Science at Harvard Univer-sity. Following college, he traveledin France and South America. Withoffices in Santa Monica, most of hiswork is in that vicinity, althoughhis early California ranch housesare scattered throughout the coun-try. His most notable buildings, out-side of purely residential work, areperhaps the Brentwood CountryClub and the Miles Memorial, bothin Santa Monica. CONVENTIONS ANDEXHIBITIONS June 19-30 — Pan-American Congressof Architects, Rio de Janeiro,Brazil. September — International ArchitectsCongress, Budapest, Hungary. October 10-11—Third annual meetingState Association of CaliforniaArchitects, Del Monte andMonterey, California. November 18-29 — Art Exhibition,Royal Institute of British Archi-tects, London. 27 28 The ARCHITECT and ENGINEER Tune. 1930
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HAT more appropriate floor for this sun-floodedkitchen and breakfast-nook than these resilientsquares of U. S. Rubber Tile — with wainscoting tomatch ? Richly colorful—these remarkable floors of resil-ient rubber combine decorative beauty with outstandingpracticality. U. S. Tile is durable, noiseless, comfort-able and easily cleaned. Its shining surface retains its beauty with minimum upkeep expense and labor. U. S.Tile is the perfected result of more than a quarter of acentury experience by the United States Rubber Companyin building fine floors of rubber. Our latest architecturalcatalog in full color is now off the press. May we sendyou a copy for your files? UNITED -*eSi STATES

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