The American Architect
Founded 1876
Volume CXVI WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1919 Number 2276
Contents
The Small. House of the Georgian Period, (Illustrated) . . . 163 New British Institute of Industrial Art . . . . .168 The Need of Architectural Instruction in American Colleges—
By George C. Nimmons, F.A.I.A. . .. 169
Editorial Comment
173
Current News
177
Financial Digest
183
Late Building Market Reports — Current Prices Based on New
York and Chicago Markets ..... 194A
Illustrations
Frontispiece, Detail, Casa Pigafetta, Vicenza, Italy
House of George F. Armstrong, Savannah, Ga.—Henrik Wallin, Architect (6 plates) .........
Merchants’ National Bank, Asbury Park, N. J.—Clarence Wilson
Brazer, Architect (2 plates) . . ..... Saint Pascal’s Day Nursery, East 22ND Street, New York—Reiley & Steinbach, Architects (1 plate) ......
Hospital of the House of Calvary, Perry Street, New York—Robert J. Reiley, Architect (3 plates) ......
Department of Architectural Engineering
Future Possibilities of Push Button Control for Electric Eleva
tors (Illustrated)—By Alexander Marks ..... 187 Engineering News Notes ....... 194
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