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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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nFrancisco and Hollywood designer of the modernschool and designer of the new Sommer & KaufmannBuilding, received a call recently from the owners ofa fashionable Fifth Avenue dress shop to come toNew York and consult with them in regard to de-signing a complete new interior for their seven storyestablishment. This call came as a direct result of Mr. Weberswork on the Sommer & Kaufmann Building, which isattracting the attention of art critics throughout thecountry and is considered one of the finest examplesof modern architecture in the United States. Photo-graphs of the building are shortly to be taken for earlyreproduction in The Architect and Enoineer. CONTRACTORS IN NEW HOME It is becoming quite the thing for San Fran-cisco and East Bay contracting firms to build theirown office and warehouse with enough ground areato provide yard room for storage of building equip-ment. One of the newest buildings of this type hasiust been finished at Sacramento and Harmon Streets. ^ iiihk
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NEW HOME OF CHAS. D. VEZEV i SONS, BERKELEY Berkeley, close to the Oakland line, by Chas. D.Vezey and Sons. This firm for many years operatedas Lawton & Vezey. Two years ago Mr. Lawton re-tired from the company and is now in Los Angeles. C. D. Vezey took into partnership his two sons, C. D. Vezey. Jr., and W. D. Vezey and they have suc-cessfully carried on the business as indicated by thevolume of contracts completed in that period. Fol-lowing is a partial list: Lezear School, Oakland; newplant for the Bunting Iron Works; additions to theMarchant factory; dormitory for blind boys at theState Institution, Berkeley; Southern Pacific SignalShops, Oakland; refectory building for the State ofCalifornia, lone, and the Gottschaux store building inSan Leandro. DECORATIVE ARTS EXHIBITION The San Francisco Society of Women Artists andthe Womens City Club announce the third annualDecorative Arts Exhibition, which will open on Sat-urday evening, April 19, in the auditorium of theWomens City C

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