Architect and Owner—Russell F. Barker, 1120 Farmington Ave.f West Hartford, Conn. Contractor—The Bent-Bartlett Co., 43 Ann St., Hartford, Conn.
Bishopric Medium Weight Creosote Stucco Base used on exterior
WHEN BUILDING THAT “DREAM HOME” PROFIT BY “EXPERIENCE”
1— Skill or practical wisdom gained by personal knoivledge, feeling or action; as a means of experience. 2— The sum total of conscious events which compose an individual life. Thus IVebster defines the word
EXPERIENCE.
Res.—Mrs. Wm. B. Green, 133 Steele Road, W.
Hartford, Conn.
Architect—Russell E. Barker, 43 Ann St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Gen’l Cont.—W. A. Wilcox, 327 Trumbull St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Stucco Contractor—Peter Leone
Bishopric Stucco Base used on Exteriors
Mr. Russell F. Barker, Architect, Hartford, Conn., says:
“Bishopric Stucco Base was used on the residence for Mrs. Wm. B. Greene with most gratifying results. This house is built in a very exposed location and has convinced me of the superior insulating qualities of this material.
“The fact that I have used Bishopric Stucco Base on my own residence is the best expression of my opinion of the material that I can give you. I use it exclusively for all stucco work on frame walls.”
Mr. Barker is one of the leading Architects in this country. He has specialized for years on the scientific methods of home construction whereby the greatest living comfort and permanent construction may be obtained; therefore he is recognized as “authority.”
It is a great tribute to “BISHOPRIC” that in the building of his own home he chose to use “BISHOPRIC” from among the many building materials available. Why did he do so? Because his EXPERIENCE proved to him conclusively it was the “best.”
We can give you names of numerous other Architects and Contractors, experts in their profession, who not only use “BISHOPRIC” constantly for their clients—but have used it in the construction of their own homes —in all sorts of climates and where the most extreme conditions had to be effectively and permanently provided for.
Few make mistakes when passing judgment on the basis of experience. Don’t experiment! In deciding to use “BISHOPRIC” in your home, you are judging by experience.
Let us send you our beautifully illustrated booklet. Ask us any questions you wish about building problems, big or little—our Staff of Experts will gladly give you complete advice at no obligation to you.
We have prepared special technical working details for architects and builders.
The Bishopric Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio
Factories: Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ottawa, Canada
The American Architect, published weekly at 243 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as second-class matter January 6th, 1909, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3rd, 1897. SubscriDtion nrice in the United States and Possessions, $10.00 per year. Issue No. 2363, dated April 6, 1921. 1
Bishopric Medium Weight Creosote Stucco Base used on exterior
WHEN BUILDING THAT “DREAM HOME” PROFIT BY “EXPERIENCE”
1— Skill or practical wisdom gained by personal knoivledge, feeling or action; as a means of experience. 2— The sum total of conscious events which compose an individual life. Thus IVebster defines the word
EXPERIENCE.
Res.—Mrs. Wm. B. Green, 133 Steele Road, W.
Hartford, Conn.
Architect—Russell E. Barker, 43 Ann St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Gen’l Cont.—W. A. Wilcox, 327 Trumbull St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Stucco Contractor—Peter Leone
Bishopric Stucco Base used on Exteriors
Mr. Russell F. Barker, Architect, Hartford, Conn., says:
“Bishopric Stucco Base was used on the residence for Mrs. Wm. B. Greene with most gratifying results. This house is built in a very exposed location and has convinced me of the superior insulating qualities of this material.
“The fact that I have used Bishopric Stucco Base on my own residence is the best expression of my opinion of the material that I can give you. I use it exclusively for all stucco work on frame walls.”
Mr. Barker is one of the leading Architects in this country. He has specialized for years on the scientific methods of home construction whereby the greatest living comfort and permanent construction may be obtained; therefore he is recognized as “authority.”
It is a great tribute to “BISHOPRIC” that in the building of his own home he chose to use “BISHOPRIC” from among the many building materials available. Why did he do so? Because his EXPERIENCE proved to him conclusively it was the “best.”
We can give you names of numerous other Architects and Contractors, experts in their profession, who not only use “BISHOPRIC” constantly for their clients—but have used it in the construction of their own homes —in all sorts of climates and where the most extreme conditions had to be effectively and permanently provided for.
Few make mistakes when passing judgment on the basis of experience. Don’t experiment! In deciding to use “BISHOPRIC” in your home, you are judging by experience.
Let us send you our beautifully illustrated booklet. Ask us any questions you wish about building problems, big or little—our Staff of Experts will gladly give you complete advice at no obligation to you.
We have prepared special technical working details for architects and builders.
The Bishopric Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio
Factories: Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ottawa, Canada
The American Architect, published weekly at 243 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. Entered as second-class matter January 6th, 1909, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3rd, 1897. SubscriDtion nrice in the United States and Possessions, $10.00 per year. Issue No. 2363, dated April 6, 1921. 1