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ALLEN, Charles J., Sculpt., 21 Cambridge Street, Abercromby PAGE. FAIVRE, F., Sculpt., 39 Villa d'Alesia, Paris
Square, Liverpool Triomphe de la Comedie
The Woman Thou gavest to be with me 70
FERKIER, Claud W., Arch., 11 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, s.w.
ASHLEY, H. V., & NEWMAN, Winton, Arch., 14 Gray's Inn 84 Harley Street, w
Square, w.c. FLEMING, H. S., Arch., 34 Thanet Road, Erith, Kent
East Weald, Hampstead 24-26
Design for Middlesbrough Public Library
ATKINSON, R., Arch., 2 South Square, Gray's Inn, w.c.
Cottage at Totteridge Park 73 FLETCHER, BANISTER & SONS, Arch., 29 New Bridge Street,
B.C.
ATTERBURY, Grosvenor, & TOMPKINS. John Almy, Arch., 46 Harley Streec, w
20 West 43rd Street, New York
House at Sebago Lake, Me 123
GASS, Gilbert, Arch., 11 East 24th Street, New York
St. Louis Public Library
BAILY & BASSETT, Arch., 421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Residence at Ogontz, Pa 150 GARBE, Richard, Sculpt., Wingletye Lane, Hornchurch, Essex.
Residence at Ardmore 155, 156
Man and the Mask
Stables at Ardmore 158 CELL, Ada F., Sculpt., 9 Museum Mansion, Great Russell
BALSANEK, Antonin, & POLIVKA, O., Arch., Prag Street, w.c.
Connection of the new Stadtpalais with the Pulverthurm, Man's First Disobedience
Prag 120, 121 GEORGE, A. Ernest, & YEATES, A. B., Arch., 18 Maddox
BARTLEET, S. F., Arch., 7 & 8 Great Winchester Street, B.C. w.
Street,
Village Hall, Merrow 80 Royal Academy of Music
BATEMAN, C. E., Arch., 18 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham Crathorne Hall, Yorks
Hill Church, Sutton Coldfield 5
GILLICK, G., Sculpt., 14a Cheyne Row, Chelsea, s.w.
BECK, Henry, Arch., 10 High Street, Burton-on-Trent Memorial to "Ouida"
Police Courts, Burton-on-Trent 13
BELCHER, John, R.A., Arch., 20 Hanorer Square, w. GOULDEN, Richard R., Sculpt., 426 Fulham Road, s.w.
Holy Trinit y Church, Kingsway 4 Child's Tomb
New Building for the Zoological Society of London 16 GRIFFIN, Walter Burley, Arch., 1200 Steinway Hall, Chicago
BOLTON, A. T., Arch., 28 Victoria Street, s.w. Dwelling and Flat Building
Villa in the Warren, Ewhurst 40 GROS, Jacques, Arch., Zurich
BOYD, D. Knickerbacker, Arch., N.E. Cor. 15th and Walnut Villa Allen Winden, Zurich opp.
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Soolbad-Hotel, Diirrheim
House at Merion, Pa 140, 141 HARE, Henry T., Arch., 13 Hart Street, Bloomsbury, w.c.
Residence at Wayne for W. W. H., Esq 142, 143 Pritchard Jones Hall
Residence at Wayn.e for H. J. J., Esq 144-146 HARRISON, Arthur, Arch., 109 Cplmore Row, Birmingham
Residence at Wayne for I. W. C. Esq , 147 Public Bath, Nechells, Birmingham
Residence at Overbrook, Pa 148 Fire Station, Birmingham
Double House at Overbrook, Pa 150 HARRISON, W. H., Arch., 66 Victoria Street, s.w.
Residence at Berwyn, Pa 152 House at Worplesdon Hill, Surrey
Residence at Wynnewood, Pa 154 HAKT & WATERHOUSE, Arch., 1 Verulam Buildings, Gray's
BRIGGS, WOLSTENHOLMF. &THORNLEYand STONES & STONES, Inn, w.c.
Arch., Richmond Terrace, Blackburn The Pryors, Hampstead ,

Police and Sessions Court, Blackburn ga Chemical Laboratories

BROWN, D. Burns, Sculpt., Studio, 26 Camden Mews, Camden HARTWELL, Charles L., Sculpt., 26 Marney Road, Clapham
Square, N.W. Common, s.w.
Spring 64 The Victor
BROWN, Frank Chouteau, Arch., 9 Park Street, Boston, Mass. HEACOCK & HOKANSON, Arch., 1218 Chestnut Street,
City Residence, Boston 131 Philadelphia, Pa.
Greyrocks Cottage, Rockport, Mass 134 Residence E.G. Rossmas>ler
House at Wollaston, Mass liB Residence at Ardmore
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Residence for Dr. Grafton Munroe 138 HILDESLEY, Percival T., Artist, Reston," Wales Avenue,
CAROE, William D., Arch., 3 Great College Street, Westminster. Carshalton, Surrey
Scnool Chapel, Barnard Castle 3 Inner Hall opp.
Chapel of St. Mary, Glastonbury 6 HOFFMANN, Stadtbaurat, Geh. Baurat, Arch., C2 Stadthaus,
University of South Wales and Monmouthshire Memorial : Berlin
Research Laboratory Offices of the City Gasworks, Berlin
CASEY, E. P., & SNEDEN, A. D., Arch., 1 Nassau Street, New HOGG, Prof. Emil, Albersstrasse 11 Btemen, Arch.
York Bremer Landhaus
Memorial Continental Hall, Washington 128 HUNT, William & Edward, Arch., Donington House, Norfolk
CHALCRAFT, H. T., Arch., 48 Bishopsgate Street Within, E.C. Street, w.c.
The Mount Worplesdon Golf Links 79 43 Great Portland Street, w
CLEMENS, Benjamin, Sculpt., 23 Fitzroy Square, w. 93 Mortimer Street, w
Kephalos and Prokris 66,67 HUNT, C. H., & BATEMAN, C. E., Arch., Bridge Street,
CRICKMER, C. M., Arch., 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields, w.c. Evesham, Worcs.
House at Ashstead 79 The J .ygon Arms, Broadway
DAWBER, E. Guy, Arch., 22 Buckingham Street, Adelphi, w.c. JERMAN, Karl, Sculpt., Hohensiaufen 52, Berlin, w. 30
House at Deeside, Cheshire 42 Sehnsucht
House at Headley, Surrey 44 KEAST, Harry, Sculpt., The Studio, Embankment, Putney, s.w.
DOWNING, H. P. Burke, Arch., 12 Little College Street, Supplication
Wtstminster KEEN, Arthur, Arch., 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c.
Pub'ic Hall, Llanelly "
15 Wildshaw," Limpsfield
DRURY, Alfred A., Sculpt., 6 Gunter Grove, Chelsea, s.w. LUCAS, Geoffry, Arch., 14 Hart Street, Bloomsbury, w.c.
Relief (Grand Trunk Railway) 72 House near Godalming, Surrey
DUNKERLEY, Frank B., Arch., 17 St. Ann's Square, Manchester House at Broxbourne, Herts
Cragwood, Windermere 46 MACDOUGALU, George D., Sculpt., 5 Clifton Hill Studios,
Graythwaite Hale, Cheshire 48-50 St. John's Wood, N.W.
DUSSAULT, L. L., Arch., 39 Newhall Street, Birmingham Spandril
Arden Close, Tamworth 74 MALLOWS, Charles E., Arch., 28 Conduit Street, w.
The Gable House, Kings Norton 76 House and Garden at Sunningdale ,. .
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FAIRLEY, J. Graham, Arch., 47 Abercorn Terrace, Portobello Cottages at Bourne Orchard"
St.David's Church, Kathgate 1 MANSFIELD, Leslie, Arch., Ivall," Southborough Road,
The Senior School, Bathgate 21 Bickley, Kent
Solsgirth, Clackmannanshire 92 A Country House
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MATTAR, Stephan, Arch., Weidenbach 26-28, Koln SCHILLING & GRAEBNER, Arch., Dresden
Pauluskirche Koln Church at Strehlen
St. Maternuskirche Koln 99 Superintendentur, Dresden
Ham Salomonsky, Koln-Lindenthal 116, 117 Haus Becker, Dresden
MAY, Edward J., Arch., 21 Hart Street, Bloomsbury SCHILLING & GRAEBNER und Oberbaurat REH, Arch., Dresden
Home for Crippled Children, Pyrford 19 Fernheizwerk, Dresden
McCLURE, J. Crosland, Sculpt., The Studio, The Newarke, Bad Elster
Leicester SCHMIDT, GARDEN & MARTIN, Arch., 172 Washington Street,
Leicester War Memorial : Grief Boston
Do. do. Peace, War House at Lake Forest, Illinois
McGiLL, David, Sculpt., 1 Scarsdale Villas, Kensington, w. SCOPES & FF.USTMANN and HKWITT, Henry, Arch., Saranac
Charity 63 Lake, New York
MEIER, Ernst, Arch., Dresden and Kreuzlingen Tuberculosis Hospital, Loomis
Kurhaus 111 SETH SMITH & MONRO, W. E., Arch., 46 Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Krematorium 111 w.c.
MELLOR & MEiGS,Arch., Lafayette Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa. Hotel and Motor Boat Club, Shoreham Beach, Sussex ....
Sketch for Country House 157 SIMSON, T. Spicer, Sculpt., 3 Rue Campagne Premiere, Paris
MESSER & TUBES, Arch., 5 The Broadway, Woking Nymph Bathing
West Surrey Golf Club 81 SMITH, F. Adams, Arch., 35 New Broad Street, B.C.
MONTFORD, Paul R., Sculpt., Anhalt Studio, Albert Bridge, New Banking Premises, Swansea
s.w. New Banking Premises, Gracechurch Street
Water-Nymph STOKES, Leonard, Arch., 2 Great Smith Street, Westminster
MURRAY, S. W. John, Arch., 11 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, s.w. Quadrangle, Emmanuel College, Cambridge
Offices of the Woods and Forests. Whitehall THEAKSTON, Ernest G., Arch., 36 King Street, B.C.
NEWTON, Ernest, Arch., 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, w.c. House at Missenden, Bucks
Ardenrun Place TILTON, Edward L., Arch., 32 Broadway, New York
Upton Grey, Hants Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y
House at Church Stretton, Salop TREADWELI. & MARTIN, Arch., Charing Cross House, Charing
PEARSON, Frank L., Arch., 12 Mansfield Street, w. Cross Road, w.c.
Brisbane Cathedral : Interior Church of St. John, Herne Hill Frontispiece
POWNALL, Mary, Sculpt., Lime Lodge, Oxhey, Watford TROWBRIDGE & ACKERMAN, Arch., 114 East 2Sth Stieet,
Maiden Meditation 65 New York
The Wave 71 Residence at Port Washington
PRENTICE, Andrew N.. 10 Norfolk Street, Strand, w.c. TRUMBAUER, Horace, Arch., 1408 Land Title Building,
The Manor House, Notgrove, CIouc 39 Philadelphia, Pa.
PRICE, William S. & Walter F., Arch., 714 Walnut Street, The Union League of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pa. TUBES, Cyril B.,& MESSER, Arthur A., Arch., 5 The Broadway,
House at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia 159 Woking
House at Overbrook, Philadelphia 159 Gorsewood, Hook Heath, Woking
RANSOM, Frank, Sculpt,, 24 Circus Road, N.W. WAGSTAFF, W. Wheatley, Sculpt., Studio, 209 Rutland Street,
A Broken Idol 65 Hampstead Road, N.W.
READ & MACDONALD, Arch 16 Cork Street, Bond Street, w.
The Woman
Stoatley Hall, Haslemere
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35 WARWICK & HALL, Arch., 13 South Square, Gray's Inn, w.c.

New Library, Lincoln College, Oxford 23 The Berkshire County Hall
RIETH, Prof. Otto, Arch., 14/3 Elsholzstrasse, Berlin w. WATERHOUSE, Paul, Arch., Staple Inn Buildings, Holborn
Sketch 56 Refuge Assurance Co., Manchester
opp.
WATSON, A. F., Arch., 38 Church Street, Sheffield
RITTMEYER, Prof. R., Arch., Winterthur
Snaithing Grange, Sheffield
Memorial for the Battle at Morgarten 97
WEBBER, H. Stanton, Arch., 23 Queen Street, Maidenhead
ROLLINS, J. Wenlock, Sculpt., 14 Wetherby Place, South House at Ripon, Yorks
Kensington, s.w. WELCH, Herbert A., Arch., 20 Golders Green Parade, N.W.
Boy playing the Aulos 63 Group of Cottages on the Hampstead Garden Suburb ....
Dionysus 63 Two Houses do. do. ....
ROSELIEB, L. Fritz, Sculpt., 33 Park Hill, Clapham, s.w. WIENS, S. M., Sculpt., 1 Carlyle Studios, 296 King's Road,
The Struggle 59 Chelsea, s.w.
RUNTZ, Ernest, Arch., 64 Victoria Street, s,w. Orpheus
New WOOD, Edgar, Arch., 78 Cross Street, Manchester
Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd
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Club House for the Independent Labour Parly
RUSSELL & COOPER, Arch., 11 Gray's Inn Square, w.c.
Design for a Church
Burslem Public Buildings 91 WRATTEN & GODFREV, 11 Carteret
Arch., Street, Queen
SASSE, A., Arch., Hannover-Linden Anne's Gate
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can radiate to the feet of persons using the room, instead of being driven up the chimney, and it allows
the floor of the room to be swept in the proper way, that is, towards the fireplace, and thus keep down
the dust as much as possible. There is no direct air supply beneath the fire-grid ; the hot-air chamber
beneath promotes perfect combustion

Illustrated Catalogue and Prices on application to the makers.

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1538. Design for Middlesbrough Public Library, H. S. FLEMING, Architect.

1617. Chemical Laboratories, HART AND WATERHOUSE, Architects.

Electric Lighting; Rowlings Bros., Ltd., 82 Gloucester Road, S.W.
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House at Missenden, Bucks, ERNEST G. THEAKSTON, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 34.)

1446. New Library, Lincoln College, Oxford, READ AND MACDONALD, Architects.

(For Plans, see p. 12.)

Builders :
J. Parnell and Son, Oliver Street, Rugby.
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1573. The Pryors, Ifamfstead, HART AND WATERHOUSE, Architects.

Contractor ; L. E. Hookway, Keanford Mansions, Beanford Street, Chelsea.
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1619. House at JRipon, Yorks, H. STANTON WEBBER, Architect.

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1485. Artknrtm Place, ERNEST NEWTON, Architect.

Iron Railings, Gates, Balconies, etc. ; The Brom\sp-ove Guild, Birmingham.
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Group of Cottages on the Hatnpstead Garden Suburb.

(For Plans, see p. 33.)

1418. Two Houses on the Hampstead Garden Suburb, HERBERT A. WELCH, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 12.)

Builders ; The Carshalton District Development Co., Ltd.
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1587. House at Worplesdon Hill, Surrey, W. H. HARRISON, Architect.

Contractors :
Drowley and Co. , Chertsey Road, Woking.

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(For Plans, see p. 54.)
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1591. Villa in the Warren, Ewhurst, A. T. BOLTON, Architect.

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1482. Proposed Hotel and Motor Boat Chtb, Shoreham Beach, Sussex,
W. H. SETH SMITH AND W. E. MONRO, Architects.
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1635. Gorse^vood, Hook Heath, Waking, CYRIL B. TUBES AND ARTHUR A. MESSER, Architects.

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1569. Crag-wood, Hindermere, FRANK B. DUNKERLEY, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 47. )

Contractor : Arthur Jackson, Ainbleside.
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1452. House at Church Stretton, Salop, ERNEST NEWTON, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 5 2 -)

Builders: Treasure and Son, Ltd., London and Shrewsbury.
Electric Light: Lea, Son and Co., Ltd., Shrewsbury.
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HOUSE, AT MUNSTLADNEA*GODALH1NG

GKOUNDTLOOXTLAN GrorrRY LUCAS,

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House at Broxbourne, Herts, GEOFFRV LUCAS, Architect.

(For Plans, see p. 54.)

Heating and Hot Water Supply: F. Edwards and Son, 8 Great Marlborough Street, London, W.
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TIRST TlooR MlLooR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR.
1611. No. 84 Harley Street,
CLAUDE W. FERRIER, Architect.
Contractors ; Higgs and Hill, Ltd. ,
Crown Works, South Lambeth Road, S. W.
Chance Brothers
Limited.
& Co.

(jlass JVorks^
Near BIRMINGHAM.

Manufacturers of WINDOW GLASS of all descriptions, Sheet

Glass, Plain Rolled and Rough Caft Plate, Muffled Glass.

FIGURED ROLLED GLASS,

Rolled and Double Rolled Cathedral Glass and Coloured Glass.

FLEMISH GLASS,
Old English CROWN GLASS and genuine CROWN
BULLIONS, etc., etc.

Manufacturers also of

VITREOUS TILES AND MOSAICS.

Free from crazing.
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Samples and Particulars of Glass or Tiles sent free on application.

In making enquiries at Advertisers, please refer to this publication.

 H. H. MARTYN & CO., LTD.,
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192 ALBANY ST., LONDON,
AND NEWCASTLE AND GLASGOW.

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Sketch by 1'ROK. OTTO RIETH, Architect.

 SCULPTURES
1910

Grief (Leicester War Memorial),

J. CROSLAND McCLURE, Sculptor.

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1698. Peace and War, from the Leicester War Memorial, J. CROSLAND McCLURE, Sculptor.

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1682. The Simple, L. FRIT/ ROSELIEB, Sculptor.

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1791. Science and Art, GEORGE D. MACDOUGALD, Sculptor.

1706. The U'ar,; MARY POWNALL, Sculptor.

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large selection of high-class Models in Mantels and Electric Fittings to
accord with the styles of Period Rooms to be seen at Warings.
Estimates Free for Painting, Panelling, Sanitation, etc,

WARING & GILLOW, Ld., Oxford St., London, W.

 OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY, LTD.

Otis Electric Elevators

are installed in tfte following, amongst otfter ^Buildings, viz. :

Royal Exchange Build-

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Glasgow (7) ;

Liverpool (1) ;

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RoyalCollege of Science
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RoyalCollege of Science
Dublin (3) ;

Piccadilly Hotel (28) ;

Savoy Hotel (22) ;

Ritz Hotel (9) ;

Caledonian Station
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St. Thomas' Hospital (5);

Charing Cross Hospital

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House of Lords ;

Buckingham Palace (4) ;

Windsor Castle (5) ;

Balmoral Castle ;

Birmingham University
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ENGLAND.

Cottage at Totteridge Park, R. ATKINSON, Architect.

General Contractors: Messrs. Mills and Dam'ells, Priory Road, Hornsey, N.
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The Hall and Living Room, Arden Close, L. L. DUSSAULT, Architect.

Grates and Mantelpieces : The Griffin Foundry Lta. Birmingham.
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INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY MIDDLETON.

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CLUB HOUSE TOR THE. Z.DGARVOOD,ARCHIT&CT.

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GROUND TLOOR. GROUKDBjOOK

1 L .Du 5 SAULT, A-RCHTTECT C.KCE1CKMER.AECH1TECT.

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Tiles, Sand-faced, Hand made: S. and E. Collier, Ltd., Reading.

fwwt- / Ashstead, Surrey, C. M. CRICKMER, Architect.

(For Plans, .sw p. 78.)

General Contractor: IV. H. Brown, Leatherhead, Surrey.
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Cottages at Bourne Orchard, Hertford, C. E. MALLOWS, Architect.

Village Hall, Merrow, S. F. BARTLEET, Architect.

(For Plan, see p. 81.)
Builders: Higlett and Hammond, Friary Works, Guildford.
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WE15T 5VRREJ/-GOLF-CLVB
AT- LITTLE E/TTO/i -71R WlTl-Ey-

West Surrey Golf Club, A. A. MESSER AND C. B. TUBES, Architects.

Contractors : Frank Milton and Sons, Witley, Surrey,

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The Berkshire County Hall, Reading, WARWICK AND HALL, Architects.

Contractor: E. C. Hughes, IVokingham.
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Pritchard Jones Hall, North Wales University, HENRY T. HARE, Architect.

General Contractors : IV. Thornton and Sons, 38, Wellington Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool.

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43 Great Portland Street, W., WILLIAM AND EDWARD HUNT, Architects.

Stone Masonry and Internal Marble Work:
Arthur Lee and Bros., Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex, and Bristol.
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No. 93 Mortimer Street, W., WILLIAM AND EDWARD

HUNT, Architects.
All the Wrought Steel and Bronze Work by: Hatton and Co., 18 Bury Street, W.C.
Stone Masonry and Internal Marble Work:
Arthur l*ee and Bros., Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex, and Bristol.
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A E.VATSi>i.ArotiTECT
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"SiiailhiH.sr Grange," A. F. WATSON, Architect.

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Banking Premises, Swansea, for the Metropolitan Bank, F. ADAMS SMITH, Architect.
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New Premises, Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd., Queen . \nnes Gate, S.W.,
Office
ERNEST RUNTZ, Architect.
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New Banking Premises, 59/60 Gracechtirch Street, . ADAMS SMITH, Architect.

Sculptor: N. Hitch, Harleyford Road, Vauxhall, S.E.
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Land ha us

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"
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Memorial for the Battle at Jforgarteii,

PROF. R. RITTMEYER, Architekt, B.S.A.
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Pauluskirche Koln, STEPHAN MATTAR, Architekt.

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The Protestant Church Strehlen, near Dresden, S. W. View,

SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, Architekten.
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The Protestant Church Strehlen, near Dresden, Ar.O. View,

SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, Architekten.
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The Protestant Church Strehlen, near Dresden, South Cross Aisle,

SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, Architekten.
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The Protestant Church Strehlen, near Dresden, Chancel (C/ior),

SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, Architekten.
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Superintendentur, Dresden, Gemeindesale, SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, Architekten

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Ham Becker, Dresden, SCHILLING AND GRAEBNKR, Architekten.

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Fernheizwerk, Dresden, SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER mid

Oberbaurat, REH, Architekten.
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Fernheiz-werk imd Had Elsfer, SCHILLING AND GRAEBNER, tmd

Oberhaurat, REH, Architekten.
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Entwurf zu einein A'urhaus, ERNST MEIER, Architekt.

Enfu'iirf ;// eiitt'iii Kri'inalariuni, ERNST MEIER, Architekt.

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Offices of the City Gasivorks, Waisenbriicke, Berlin.

Stadtbaurat Geh. Banrat, HOFFMANN, Architekt.
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tiremer Land/tans, I'KOF. KMIL. HOCICi, Architekt.

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Hans Saloinonsky, Koln Lindenthal, STEPHAX M ATTAR, Architekt.

(For Plans, see p. 123.)

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Hans Salomonsky, A'o/n Lhulenthal, Halle, STEPHAN MATTAR, Architekt.

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Connection of the new Stadtpalais with the Pulverthitrm , Prag (Preliminary Design),
ANTONIN BALANEK AND O. POLIVKA, Architekten.
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Connection of the new Stadtpalais -with the Pulverthurm, Prag (as carried out),
ANTONIN BALANEK AND O. POLIVKA, Architekten.
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AMERICA.

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GROSVENOR ATTERBURV AND JOHN ALMY TOMPKINS, Architects.

(For Plans, see opposite page.)

HOUSE 6ALOKOH.SKY.
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Continental Hall

SECOND FLOOR PLAN. THIRD FLOOR PLAN.

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y& JOHN BUCHANAN-

CH.OUTEA.U-DX.OW.N A.R.CHITECT
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Residence for Dr. Grafton Mitnroe, FRANK CHOUTEAU BROWN, Architect.

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Residence for Dr. Grafton Munroe, FRANK CHOUTEAU BROWN, Architect.

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House at Merion, Pa., D. KNICKERBACKER BOYD, Architect.

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DJ^ICKERBACKLRBOYD. ARCHITECT
House at Merion, Pa., D. KNICKERBACKER BOYD, Architect.
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RESIDENCE AT WAYNLTOK V V. H,7.sa

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Residence at Wayne, Pa., for H. J. /., Esq., D. KNICKERBACKER BOYD, Architect.

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DtfKKERBACKZR BOYD,

Residence at Wayne, Pa., for I. W. C., Esq., D. KNICKERBACKER BOYD, Architect.

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Residence at Wayne, Pa., for I. IV. C., Esq., D. KNICKERBACKER BOVI), Architect.

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Double House at Overbrook, Pa., I). KNICKERBACKER BOVD, Architect.

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Residence at Berwyn, Fa., D. KNICKERB ACKER BOYD, Architect.

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Residence at Wynne-wood, Pa., D. KNICKERBACKER BOVD, Architect.

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Residence at Ard/nore, BAILY AND BASSETT, Architects.

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House in Overbrook, W. S. AND W. F. PRICE, Architects. House at Chestnut Hill,

WALTER F. PRICE, Architect.
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House at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, WALTER F. PRICE, Architect.

House in Overbrook, Philadelphia, WILLIAM S. AND WALTER F. PRICE, Architects.

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