Vol. CXVII
No. 2306
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1920
The Foundations of Classic Architecture. By William H. Goodyear...............................269 Public Opinion and City Planning Progress.
By John Nolen.................................................275 The Best Sort of Client.................................................... 277 Editorial Comment................................................................. 279 Natatoriums.
By Edwin H. Wood.............................................. 281 Current News........................................................................... 283
Weekly Review of the Construction Field............................... 287
Illustrations
Frontispiece — The City Gate, Cordoba.
Competition for a Stadium on the Lake Front, Chicago.
Department of Architectural Engineering Fire Protection for Schools — Part II.
By H. W. Forster....................................................... 289 Foundations, Their Selection, Design and
Construction ............................................................................294 Bibliography of Chemical and Engineering
Laboratories................................................................................ 293 Engineering News from Europe......................................... 296
Safety Education in Public Schools........................................... 297
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No. 243 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York
E. J. ROSENCRANS FREDERICK S. SLY President and Treasurer Vice-President
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Board of Directors
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New York Funds. Single Copies (Regular Issues), 25 Cents.
No. 2306
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1920
The Foundations of Classic Architecture. By William H. Goodyear...............................269 Public Opinion and City Planning Progress.
By John Nolen.................................................275 The Best Sort of Client.................................................... 277 Editorial Comment................................................................. 279 Natatoriums.
By Edwin H. Wood.............................................. 281 Current News........................................................................... 283
Weekly Review of the Construction Field............................... 287
Illustrations
Frontispiece — The City Gate, Cordoba.
Competition for a Stadium on the Lake Front, Chicago.
Department of Architectural Engineering Fire Protection for Schools — Part II.
By H. W. Forster....................................................... 289 Foundations, Their Selection, Design and
Construction ............................................................................294 Bibliography of Chemical and Engineering
Laboratories................................................................................ 293 Engineering News from Europe......................................... 296
Safety Education in Public Schools........................................... 297
Owned and Published by
THE ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING PRESS, INC.
No. 243 West Thirty-ninth Street, New York
E. J. ROSENCRANS FREDERICK S. SLY President and Treasurer Vice-President
WILLIAM H. CROCKER, Editor
EDWARD F. HAMMEL ARTHUR T. NORTH Engineering Editor Western Editor
NATHANIEL SHAW, Associate Editor
Board of Directors
H. J. REDFIELD
E. J. ROSENCRANS H. M. SWETLAND G. E. SLY
FREDERICK S. SLY WILLARD C. HOWE
CHICAGO, Mailers Bldg., Page A. Robinson, Western Manager CLEVELAND, Guardian Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO, 320 Market St. Subscriptions in the United States and Possessions, Mexico and Cuba, Ten Dollars. Other Countries, Twelve Dollars. Payable in
New York Funds. Single Copies (Regular Issues), 25 Cents.