Architect and engineer (1933) (14782298294)

Stanley ball bearing hinge
Identifier: architectenginee11333sanf (find matches)
Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library



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The Architect and Engineer. )uly. 1933 63 BUILDWELL A PROPERLY designed and well built building is a credit to any city and a worth while investment for its owner. Such structures are the Stand-ard Oil Building, MatsonBuilding, Four-Fifty Sut-ter Street, Stock. Exchange,S. F. Base Ball Park, MillsTower, Opera House andVeterans Memorial andother notable structures — allbuilt or supervised by — Lindqren & Sujinerton, Inc. Standard Oil BuildingSan Francisco StanleyBall Bearing Hinges lOR smooth, trouble-free operation ofdoors for the life of the building. You will find our Architects Man-ual of Stanley Hardware veryuseful in making up hard\/arespecifications. Send for a < opy. THE STANLEY WORKSNew Britain, Conn. SAN FRANCISCO576 Monadnock BIdg. LOS ANGELES1202 Washington Bldg. SEATTLE501 Maynard Bldg. (STANLEY)
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64 ury, in charge of Public Buildings, in which therehas been full and friendly discusion of the wholequestion of Federal employment of private arch-itects and engineers under the jurisdiction of theTreasury Department. Mr. Robert has volunteered the informationthat in the present emergency he intends to rec-ognize the professions to the fullest extent. Hefrankly states that he expects services of the high-est character, and that they shall be renderedmost expeditiously. He further states that he ex-pects to scrutinize the qualifications of architects,and that he is particularly concerned with theirability to render structural, electrical, and mechan-ical engineering service. If it is deemed desirable,he expects to appoint engineers to serve with arch-itects in order that the buildings may be of thehighest type and representative of the best effortsof the designing professions. Announcement cannot be made at this time con-cerning the full program for expediting Federalbuilding under t