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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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OR CARS PORTFOLIO OF DRAWINGS BY JOHN G.ALEN HOWARD A N.\TIVE HUT IN THE SOITTI SEA ISLANDS SKETCH FOR A BUNGALOW ON MT. WILSON FORDR. GEORGE HALE Elmer Gre\ <^^ext (gMonth Th. new mens gymnasium at the University of California. Berkeley, has tiy been completed and Robert K. Sibley has written an interesting article to accompany the several illustrations. Plans will be shown in con-nection with the pictures. Ralph D. Cornell contributes his second article, prepared especially for this magazine, on Landscape Architecture and City Planning. There will benumerous illustrations. Published monthly by THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER, INC. 621 Foxcroft Building. San Francisco, California W. J. L. KIERULFF. President and Manager FREDK. W. JONES, Vice-President L. B. PENHORWOOD, Secretary New York Representative—The Spencer Young Company, 299 Madison Ave., New York City Subscription.^—United States and Pan-American, 54.00 a year; single copy, $ .60. Canada and foreign countries, $6.00 a year
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Honorable Mention lOyj Hiti,r Homts in America Cotiipi tji, n HOUSE OF DR. ALISTER MACKENZIE. PASATIEMPO ESTATESCALIFORNIA WILLIAM WILSON WURSTER, Architect THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER APRIL 1933VOLUME 1 13NUMB ER ONE CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTS WIN RECOGNITIONIN BETTER HOMES COMPETITION % .HREE California arch-itects received honorable mention for theirhouse designs in the Better Homes inAmerica Small House Architectural Com-petition fcr 1932 which was decided re-cently by a distinguished jury headed byDwight James Baum, architect. The goldmedal was awarded to Royal Barry Willsof Boston and in addition there were sevenhonorable mentions. All of the winningdesigns have been copyrighted and eachdesign is the private property of its author.A complete report of the jury follows: The jury makes one award of a goldmedal for the 1932 Better Homes in Amer-ica Small House Architectural Competi-tion, in the one-and a-half story class, toRoyal Barry Wills, architect, of 3 JoyStreet, Boston, Massachuse

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