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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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er be able to seebehind the bar counter. The bars specialty indrinks will be an assortment of fine wines madefrom grapes grown in the community, for NapaCounty is one of the greatest grape producingcounties in the United States. A fresh aproach must be made to the auto courteven though it may soon become the gyro-court.The motel and tourist cabins are here to stay orlets say for a long time anyhow. The demand formodern dwellings, motels and restaurants is a de-mand for modern cabins and the like. Modern ex-terior lines, well selected colors for walls, goodinteresting materials are as important to the cabinin the mountains as the dwelling in the city. In-teresting views, a good location, as well as air andsunshine must be considered. The architect andowner was aware as to location and design forthe cabins at Calistoga. The bleak little whiteboxey auto court with holes punched in on eachside for air and light and a slot cut in the middleof the front wall for an entrance is gone forever.
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IMMCOIATC CABINS so S lO IS May, 1947 25 IN THE NEWS GYPSUM ASSOCIATION The Paciiic Coast Division of the Gypsum Asso-ciation recently announced the opening of officesin the Architects Building, Los Angeles, under di-rection of Henry J. Schweim, secretary-manager. WEST GETS LARGE SHARE OF INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION The San Francisco and Los Angeles regionaloffices of the Office of Temporary Controls, whichsucceeded the Civilian Production Administration,have handled 19% of all industrial constructionapplications granted in the country, recently re-leased data indicates. Out of a national construction total of approxi-mately $2 billion since March, 1946, when non-housing construction went under Federal controls,$178 million was covered by applications grantedthrough the Los Angeles office, and $207 millionthrough San Francisco. PRIVATE HOUSING PROJECT A private housing project consisting of 75 five-room and 39 six-room dwellings will soon get un-der way at Baldwin Park, Los Angeles county

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