The AMERICAN ARCHITECT
AND BUILDING NEWS
Vol. XCI. APRIL 27, 1907. No. 1635 Summary:
Pages 153-154
The Losses Caused by the San Francisco Disaster—A Sevenhundred-foot Skyscraper Proposed in Pittsburgh, Pa.—A Kindly Recognition of the Architects of the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa.—Paying Taxes on a Lot Permanently Restricted from Improvement.—Anniversary of New York’s Street-plan System—The Obligation Upon the Public to Erect Its Own Fire-breaks—State Rental Paid to Private Owners Not Always Wasteful.
Actions by Architects for their Fees..................................................... 155 A German Authority on German and American Architecture.. 156 Some Engineering Lessons of the San Francisco Disaster. ... 158 Plates:
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All Saints’ Cathedral, from the Southeast, Albany, N. Y.— House on Soldiers’ Place, Buffalo N. Y.—No. 3 W. Ninety-sixth Street, New York, N. Y.—New York Medical College and Hospital for Women—Houses at Buffalo, N. Y.: Two Plates—Two Houses at Rochester, N. Y.—House of W. E. Sloan, Esq., Rochester, N. Y.
Additional Plates (International Edition) :
Die Pfalz, near Caub, Prussia—Monument to the Brothers Cairoli, Rome, Italy-—Vase, Versailles Park, and Pasha’s Garden, Tetuan, Morocco—-Views in the Bardo Museum, Algiers.
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