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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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with the issuance of regulations gov-erning the program by Surgeon General ThomasParran of the United States Public Health Service. The act permits appropriations up to $3,000,000to assist states in surveying and planning theirhospital needs, and $75 million annually for thenext five years for the construction of hospitalsand health centers. Money for the actual construc-tion, however, will have to be appropriated byCongress. GRAMMAR SCHOOL Milbrae, California, have voted $250,000 bondsfor a new 6-classroom and kindergarten school.Masten & Hurd, San Francisco, are the architects. DRIVE IN MARKET Daley Bros., Belmont, California, contractorshave been selected to build a new $200,000 con-crete and frame drive-in-market at Salinas, Cali-fornia. 35 HOMES Private plans have been prepared for the build-ing of 35 residences in Pittsburg, Calif., to average$6000. They will be built by the owner, Seeno &DiMaggio. 38 ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER McALISTERS AUTO . . . BURLINGAME (From Page 20)
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McAlister Auto Dealers Installafion of Terra Cotta CeramicVeneer and Concrete Block Walls Wm. A. Rainey & Son 323 Clementina SUtter 0072 Complete Electrical Work for McAlister Burlingame Auto Sales INSTALLED BY Engineering Design Co. 24 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 1044 BROADWAY BURLINGAME, CALIF. EFFECTIVE NIGHT LIGHTING ON DISPLAYS In the case of the McAlister building this prob-lem was solved by the use of radiant heatingunits installed in the concrete floor slab. Thusthroughout the entire work area, some 8000 feetin extent, a hot water copper tube panel heatingsystem was installed. Many difficulties had to be overcome in thelayout of the plan however as in the greater partof the work area were hoist installations withtheir extensive mechanical features which ex-tended below the concrete floor level and thushad to be by-passed. This problem was success-fully met by the plumbing contractors. The resulting effects of the radiant heating in-stallations has been of keen

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