WHO
THINKS ABOUT
ELEVATORS?
Miraculous developments in recent years in elevator construction by Otis Elevator Company have brought the elevator to the attention of many people. Today, good elevator service is one of the foremost considerations in the eyes of the prospective tenant. He appreciates well-appointed elevator cars and entrances, elevators that are free from jolts and jars, and he doesn’t like to wait long for the elevator and wants to reach his destination quickly. The building owner or manager who can give him good elevator service has a distinct advantage when it comes to renting floor space.
It is because of these recent engineering feats by Otis
that the architect confidently specifies Otis in his plans for a new building or a modernization project. He feels sure that an Otis installation will not only meet with the approval of the building owner, but of the public as well.
OT S
ELEVATOR COMPANY
O O Q OFFICES THROUGHO O v7 OUT THE WORLD
American Architect, published monthly by International Publications, Inc., 57th Street at 8th Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Yearly subscription $5.00. Entered as second class matter, April 5th, 1926, at the Post Office, at New York, N. Y., under the
act of March 3rd, 1879. Issue number 26C2, dated December, 1931.
THINKS ABOUT
ELEVATORS?
Miraculous developments in recent years in elevator construction by Otis Elevator Company have brought the elevator to the attention of many people. Today, good elevator service is one of the foremost considerations in the eyes of the prospective tenant. He appreciates well-appointed elevator cars and entrances, elevators that are free from jolts and jars, and he doesn’t like to wait long for the elevator and wants to reach his destination quickly. The building owner or manager who can give him good elevator service has a distinct advantage when it comes to renting floor space.
It is because of these recent engineering feats by Otis
that the architect confidently specifies Otis in his plans for a new building or a modernization project. He feels sure that an Otis installation will not only meet with the approval of the building owner, but of the public as well.
OT S
ELEVATOR COMPANY
O O Q OFFICES THROUGHO O v7 OUT THE WORLD
American Architect, published monthly by International Publications, Inc., 57th Street at 8th Avenue, New York, N. Y.; Yearly subscription $5.00. Entered as second class matter, April 5th, 1926, at the Post Office, at New York, N. Y., under the
act of March 3rd, 1879. Issue number 26C2, dated December, 1931.