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Design, Corrupted Forms of, 784.
Dollar Savings Bank, New York. Renwick,
Aspinwall & Tucker, Architects, 271. Door Knockers, 659.
Doorways, Quaint, of Old New York, 75.
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England’s Great Estates, Subdivision of, 272.
England’s National Housing Scheme, Cost of,
242.
English Country House, Passing of, 476.
Equitable Trust Co., Uptown Office, New York. York & Sawyer, Architects, 298.
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Federal Reserve Bank Building in New York,
569.
Freer Art Gallery, Washington, D. C., 755 French Reconstruction. George B. Ford, 38 Furniture, Hygienic, at Shoreditch, 301
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Georgian Period, Small Houses of the, 163
Greek Art, Symmetry and Proportion in. By Jay Hambidge, 597.
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Hammond, C. H., Inaugural Address, Illinois
Society, 103. Holsman’s, Henry K., Inaugural Address,
Illinois Chapter, 6. Plome, 302.
House Mottoes, Book of Old, 444.
Houses, American Small, Lead the World’s,
415.
Housing Corporation, Report of U. S., 399.
Housing, Model Plan, for Reclaiming St. Louis
District, 8. Housing and Race Friction. By Eugene
Kinckle Jones, 445. Hussander, A. F., Retiring Address, Illinois Society, 104.
Indiana Society of Architects Meet, 720.
Industrial Art, New British Institute of, 168.
Interior Trim, Shrinkage of. By Lawrence V.
Teesdale, 143.
Interiors, Decorative Treatment of Modern, 71. Inter-Professional Conference, 691.
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Kimball, Thomas R., Addresses Illinois So
ciety, 99. Kimball’s Address at the Inter-Professional Conference, 692.
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Labor and Housing, Inter-relation of, 266. London, The Man Who Loved, 551.
Low Cost House, Solving the Problem of the,
229. Lump Sum Contract. English View of Competitive Contract, 623.
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New York County Court House. Guy Lowell,
Architect, 681.
Notes from London, 61, 259, 491.
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Ornament, Exhibition of, at Metropolitan Museum. By William Ivins, Jr., 4.
—P— Paint as an Asset, 7.
Parlor, The, Passes, 302.
Pembroke, Estate of the Late Captain J. R. De Lamar, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York. C. P. H. Gilbert, Architect, 367.
-Q-
Quantity Survey Discussed by New Jersey Chapter, 758.
—R—
Roofing, Color in Modern, 450.
Roosevelt and the Fine Arts. By Glenn Brown. Foreword by Cass Gilbert, 709, 739.
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Sabine, Life Work of the Late Wallace C.
By Paul E. Sabine, 1. Sabine Laboratory of Acoustics, Geneva, 111.,
133.
School Construction, Hygiene in, 268. Ships of “Puffed Brick,” 378. Silver Plate Found, 310.
Soldier’s School of Art, 293. Spanish Tower, 236.
Specification Clauses. By Francis W. Grant,
373.
Strikes as Old as Pyramids, 549.
Student Life in Italy. Ralph J. Batchelder,
138. Success, Road to, Same as Always. Cass Gilbert, 757.
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Tapestry, 416.
Theatre, Designing the Open-Air. By Sheldon
Cheney, 775, 803.
Tiny Town. By W. FI. Johnson, 439. Trees, Highways and Shade, 630.
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Union Passenger Station, Richmond, Va.
John Russell Pope, Architect, 31. United States Army Supply Base, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cass Gilbert, Architect, 651.
—w—
White Pine Architectural Competition, Jury
Report, 471.
Window Glass, Good and Evil of, 449. Woods, Curiosities of Rare, 70.
Woods, Imitating the Surface of Hard, 630.
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Zoning and Architectural Practice, 686.
CURRENT NEWS
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Air Navigation Opens New Field for Architec
ture, 182.
Airplane Wood Requirements, 453. Albany Memorial Plans Ready to Submit, 696. Alloy, Valuable, Produced, 818.
Aluminum Substitute for Copper and Brass,
791. America, Meaning of the Ten Million Immi
grants, 275. American Academy in Rome Issues Report,
215.
A. E. F. Engineers Seek Employment, 277. Antiques, “New and Old,” 507.
Apartment Type, New, Developed in Servant
Dearth, 277. Applied Art, 555.
Archeological Treasures Found in Macedonia,
584. Architect, National, Whom Time Almost
Erased, 787. Architects, Asks If English Are Employing,
179.
Architects and Business Enterprise, 383. Architects, French, Visit U. S., 149.
Architects Help to Arbitrate Strikes, 181. Architects Helping Duluth, 50.
Architects Permitted to Join Engineers’ Asso
ciation, 609. Architects and Public, Collective Thinking by,
422. Architectural Club of New Haven, First Ex
hibit, 729.
Architectural Profession, Integrating the, 507. Architectural Treasures, French, Seriously Af
fected by War, 215.
Architecture, Marine, Revive Interest in, 179. Architecture, Naval, Transcends Past Record,
245.
Architecture Primary Medium in, 44. Archives Building in Washington, For a, 49. Art Center Is Active, 183.
Art Creators, To Reward, 727. Art Developed as Needed, 82.
Art Exhibitions for 1919-1920, 21. Art Exhibition, French, 214.
Art Experts Barred by Germany, 726. Art on Fifth Avenue in New York, 698. Art Gallery of Notre Dame, 45. Art Gems Oddly Preserved, 383.
Art, May Recover Works of, 790. Art, Milwaukee Brings to the People, 420. Art, Our Early, Was French, 45. Art Service League, 80.
Art School, Tiffany Founds, 611. Art Society, New, Formed in New York, 610 Art Treasures Go to Public, 639.
Art, U. S., Shown at Luxembourg, 787. Art Workers, Find Places for, 244.
Artistic Industries in Americanization, 506.
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Baltimore Solves Housing Shortage by Legis
lation, 505. Barricades Guard Boston’s Historic Buildings
from Mob Attacks, 455.
Bath in 482 Families, One, 609. Beauty, Not Plumbing, 82.
Beaux Arts, Paris Prize, 640. Belgium Abandons Cost-Plus System, 696. Belgium, Rebuilding Devastated, 791.
Bibliography of Industrial Housing, 149. Billboard Ordinance in Cincinnati, 314. Boat Hotels Planned, 763.
Bolshevism, Antidote for, 47.
Boston Architectural Club Announces Plans,
556.
Boston University Gets School of Art, 316.
Bosworth, E. FI., New Dean of Architecture at
Cornell, 213.
Box Car Shortage Hinders Shipments, 151. Brain-Workers’ Union Organized, 184.
Bridges, Army-Built, Withstand Flood, 214. Bridges, Sprucing Up Municipal, 19. Bristol, To Build Homes in, 181.
Britain’s Housing Shortage, Seek to Relieve, 728.
Britain’s Public Employment Service, 89.
British Gpvernment’s Revolutionary Report on
Housing Plans, 454.
British Supremacy, Free Trade Cause of, 51. Brooklyn Architects Meet, 664.
Brooklyn Museum Receives Chinese Art Treas
ures, 789.
Brooklyn’s Monument to Heroes, 665. Brumidi Frieze, To Complete, 316. Build to Last Centuries, 214. Build Now, Why, 149.
Build House, Wanted Vacation to, 532. Builders, To License? 46.
Builders Adopt Code of Ethics, 479. Building Activities in Small Cities, 119. Building Bill to Carry $60,000,000, 118.
Building the Business of the Future, 21.
Building Costs Must Be Reduced by More
Efficient Methods, 559.
Building, Describe Methods to Stimulate, 243. Building Exhibit to Be Permanent, 243.
Building to Exhibit German Trophies, 215. Building Material Costs, To Probe, 532.
Building Material Men Active in Effort to End
Chicago Strike, 424. Building Materials Congress at Christiania, 557,
696.
Building Materials, To Exhibit Allied, 148. Building Materials Scarce in China, 425. Building, National, Increasing, 151.
Building Needs of Country Growing, 319. Building Plans, State to Confirm, 19.
Building Policies of Congress Inconsistent, 417. Building Report Optimistic, 418. Building Trade Wages, 668.
Building Trades, Present Status of, 453. Buildings, Profit in Old, 17.
Buildings, Public, Action Deferred on Con
struction of, 85.
Bungalow Building Opposed, 532. Bungalow, Motor Driven, 216. Bungalows, Floating, 217.
Bureau of Standards in Testing Materials.
Work of, 273.
Buying, Urges Return to Careful, 420.
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Calder Urges 2 Billion Home Loan Bank
Measure, 248.
California State Board of Architecture, 696. Camouflage in Peace Times, 313.
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Design, Corrupted Forms of, 784.
Dollar Savings Bank, New York. Renwick,
Aspinwall & Tucker, Architects, 271. Door Knockers, 659.
Doorways, Quaint, of Old New York, 75.
—E—
England’s Great Estates, Subdivision of, 272.
England’s National Housing Scheme, Cost of,
242.
English Country House, Passing of, 476.
Equitable Trust Co., Uptown Office, New York. York & Sawyer, Architects, 298.
—F—
Federal Reserve Bank Building in New York,
569.
Freer Art Gallery, Washington, D. C., 755 French Reconstruction. George B. Ford, 38 Furniture, Hygienic, at Shoreditch, 301
—G—
Georgian Period, Small Houses of the, 163
Greek Art, Symmetry and Proportion in. By Jay Hambidge, 597.
—H—
Hammond, C. H., Inaugural Address, Illinois
Society, 103. Holsman’s, Henry K., Inaugural Address,
Illinois Chapter, 6. Plome, 302.
House Mottoes, Book of Old, 444.
Houses, American Small, Lead the World’s,
415.
Housing Corporation, Report of U. S., 399.
Housing, Model Plan, for Reclaiming St. Louis
District, 8. Housing and Race Friction. By Eugene
Kinckle Jones, 445. Hussander, A. F., Retiring Address, Illinois Society, 104.
Indiana Society of Architects Meet, 720.
Industrial Art, New British Institute of, 168.
Interior Trim, Shrinkage of. By Lawrence V.
Teesdale, 143.
Interiors, Decorative Treatment of Modern, 71. Inter-Professional Conference, 691.
—K—
Kimball, Thomas R., Addresses Illinois So
ciety, 99. Kimball’s Address at the Inter-Professional Conference, 692.
—L—
Labor and Housing, Inter-relation of, 266. London, The Man Who Loved, 551.
Low Cost House, Solving the Problem of the,
229. Lump Sum Contract. English View of Competitive Contract, 623.
—N—
New York County Court House. Guy Lowell,
Architect, 681.
Notes from London, 61, 259, 491.
—O—
Ornament, Exhibition of, at Metropolitan Museum. By William Ivins, Jr., 4.
—P— Paint as an Asset, 7.
Parlor, The, Passes, 302.
Pembroke, Estate of the Late Captain J. R. De Lamar, Glen Cove, Long Island, New York. C. P. H. Gilbert, Architect, 367.
-Q-
Quantity Survey Discussed by New Jersey Chapter, 758.
—R—
Roofing, Color in Modern, 450.
Roosevelt and the Fine Arts. By Glenn Brown. Foreword by Cass Gilbert, 709, 739.
—s—
Sabine, Life Work of the Late Wallace C.
By Paul E. Sabine, 1. Sabine Laboratory of Acoustics, Geneva, 111.,
133.
School Construction, Hygiene in, 268. Ships of “Puffed Brick,” 378. Silver Plate Found, 310.
Soldier’s School of Art, 293. Spanish Tower, 236.
Specification Clauses. By Francis W. Grant,
373.
Strikes as Old as Pyramids, 549.
Student Life in Italy. Ralph J. Batchelder,
138. Success, Road to, Same as Always. Cass Gilbert, 757.
—T—
Tapestry, 416.
Theatre, Designing the Open-Air. By Sheldon
Cheney, 775, 803.
Tiny Town. By W. FI. Johnson, 439. Trees, Highways and Shade, 630.
—U—
Union Passenger Station, Richmond, Va.
John Russell Pope, Architect, 31. United States Army Supply Base, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cass Gilbert, Architect, 651.
—w—
White Pine Architectural Competition, Jury
Report, 471.
Window Glass, Good and Evil of, 449. Woods, Curiosities of Rare, 70.
Woods, Imitating the Surface of Hard, 630.
—Z—
Zoning and Architectural Practice, 686.
CURRENT NEWS
—A—
Air Navigation Opens New Field for Architec
ture, 182.
Airplane Wood Requirements, 453. Albany Memorial Plans Ready to Submit, 696. Alloy, Valuable, Produced, 818.
Aluminum Substitute for Copper and Brass,
791. America, Meaning of the Ten Million Immi
grants, 275. American Academy in Rome Issues Report,
215.
A. E. F. Engineers Seek Employment, 277. Antiques, “New and Old,” 507.
Apartment Type, New, Developed in Servant
Dearth, 277. Applied Art, 555.
Archeological Treasures Found in Macedonia,
584. Architect, National, Whom Time Almost
Erased, 787. Architects, Asks If English Are Employing,
179.
Architects and Business Enterprise, 383. Architects, French, Visit U. S., 149.
Architects Help to Arbitrate Strikes, 181. Architects Helping Duluth, 50.
Architects Permitted to Join Engineers’ Asso
ciation, 609. Architects and Public, Collective Thinking by,
422. Architectural Club of New Haven, First Ex
hibit, 729.
Architectural Profession, Integrating the, 507. Architectural Treasures, French, Seriously Af
fected by War, 215.
Architecture, Marine, Revive Interest in, 179. Architecture, Naval, Transcends Past Record,
245.
Architecture Primary Medium in, 44. Archives Building in Washington, For a, 49. Art Center Is Active, 183.
Art Creators, To Reward, 727. Art Developed as Needed, 82.
Art Exhibitions for 1919-1920, 21. Art Exhibition, French, 214.
Art Experts Barred by Germany, 726. Art on Fifth Avenue in New York, 698. Art Gallery of Notre Dame, 45. Art Gems Oddly Preserved, 383.
Art, May Recover Works of, 790. Art, Milwaukee Brings to the People, 420. Art, Our Early, Was French, 45. Art Service League, 80.
Art School, Tiffany Founds, 611. Art Society, New, Formed in New York, 610 Art Treasures Go to Public, 639.
Art, U. S., Shown at Luxembourg, 787. Art Workers, Find Places for, 244.
Artistic Industries in Americanization, 506.
—B—
Baltimore Solves Housing Shortage by Legis
lation, 505. Barricades Guard Boston’s Historic Buildings
from Mob Attacks, 455.
Bath in 482 Families, One, 609. Beauty, Not Plumbing, 82.
Beaux Arts, Paris Prize, 640. Belgium Abandons Cost-Plus System, 696. Belgium, Rebuilding Devastated, 791.
Bibliography of Industrial Housing, 149. Billboard Ordinance in Cincinnati, 314. Boat Hotels Planned, 763.
Bolshevism, Antidote for, 47.
Boston Architectural Club Announces Plans,
556.
Boston University Gets School of Art, 316.
Bosworth, E. FI., New Dean of Architecture at
Cornell, 213.
Box Car Shortage Hinders Shipments, 151. Brain-Workers’ Union Organized, 184.
Bridges, Army-Built, Withstand Flood, 214. Bridges, Sprucing Up Municipal, 19. Bristol, To Build Homes in, 181.
Britain’s Housing Shortage, Seek to Relieve, 728.
Britain’s Public Employment Service, 89.
British Gpvernment’s Revolutionary Report on
Housing Plans, 454.
British Supremacy, Free Trade Cause of, 51. Brooklyn Architects Meet, 664.
Brooklyn Museum Receives Chinese Art Treas
ures, 789.
Brooklyn’s Monument to Heroes, 665. Brumidi Frieze, To Complete, 316. Build to Last Centuries, 214. Build Now, Why, 149.
Build House, Wanted Vacation to, 532. Builders, To License? 46.
Builders Adopt Code of Ethics, 479. Building Activities in Small Cities, 119. Building Bill to Carry $60,000,000, 118.
Building the Business of the Future, 21.
Building Costs Must Be Reduced by More
Efficient Methods, 559.
Building, Describe Methods to Stimulate, 243. Building Exhibit to Be Permanent, 243.
Building to Exhibit German Trophies, 215. Building Material Costs, To Probe, 532.
Building Material Men Active in Effort to End
Chicago Strike, 424. Building Materials Congress at Christiania, 557,
696.
Building Materials, To Exhibit Allied, 148. Building Materials Scarce in China, 425. Building, National, Increasing, 151.
Building Needs of Country Growing, 319. Building Plans, State to Confirm, 19.
Building Policies of Congress Inconsistent, 417. Building Report Optimistic, 418. Building Trade Wages, 668.
Building Trades, Present Status of, 453. Buildings, Profit in Old, 17.
Buildings, Public, Action Deferred on Con
struction of, 85.
Bungalow Building Opposed, 532. Bungalow, Motor Driven, 216. Bungalows, Floating, 217.
Bureau of Standards in Testing Materials.
Work of, 273.
Buying, Urges Return to Careful, 420.
—C—
Calder Urges 2 Billion Home Loan Bank
Measure, 248.
California State Board of Architecture, 696. Camouflage in Peace Times, 313.