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"Borrowed from the Shakespeare country, the idea of Cotswold was evolved in our studios and laboratories to meet the many needs of which we learned from architects and builders, and notably to cover homes like that of Mr. Chris Jones, Sierra Oaks, Sacramento (designed by Frank Williams)"

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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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nyder, Architect Residence of Milton Clarke, San Francisco 63-64 Masten and Hurd, Architects Residence of Fred S. McCord, San Francisco 65-66 Masten and Hurd, Architects Residence of Benjamin Kutler, Beverly Hills 67 to 79 Ralph C. Flewelling, Architect v Residence of Joseph Donaldson, Brentwood Park 80-21 Ralph C. Flcu>elling, Architect Residence of Robert B, Henderson, Hillsborough 82,84,87,88 Gordon B. Kaujmann, Architect The Architect and Engineer, inc. Published monthly by The Architect and Engineer, Inc.1662 Russ Building, San Francisco, California W. J. L. KIERULFF, President and ManagerFREDK, W. JONES, Vice President WILLIAM W. BRADFORD, Advertising Manageri. B. BUNN. 664S Moore Drive, Los AngelesPhone OR egon 5459 L. B. PENHORWOOD, SecretarySubscriptions—United States, $4.00 a year; single copy, $ .60. Canada, $5.00 a year. All other foreign countries, $6.00 a year. 2,2 The ARCHITECT and ENGINEER Your Client May Find in Cotswoldthe Shingle Tile of His Dreams June, 1930 I
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B ORROWED from the Shakespeare country, the idea of Cotswold was evolved inour studios and laboratories to meet many needs of which we learned from archi-tects and builders, and notably to cover homes like that of Mr. Chris Jones, SierraOaks, Sacramento, pictured above (designed by Frank Williams). This roof is inrusset shades running strongly to gun metal. To color attractiveness add studiedroughness of texture and irregularity of laying, and you have in Cotswold an effec-tiveness that may cause your client to say: Just what I want! The low price ofCotswold deserves your attention. GLADDING, McBEAN & CO, San Fr.ancisco - Los Angkles - Portl.andSk.\ttle - Spokane I HIS LAST JIORKOne of the last and most successful houses designedl,y the late George Washington Smith of Santa Bar-bara, is the Kirk B. Johnson home, n detail of whichis shoivn on the next page. Air. Smith received anHonor Aiiard from the American Institute of Archi-tects, for the excellent design of this house only a f

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