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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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epresentwhere the near end and side of the objectrest on the ground. The depth and lengthof the building and the locations of thedoors and windows, etc., are all measuredfrom using the scale 3^ inch equals 1 footon the special scale developed for this pur-pose There is one scale for measuringalong the side and another for the nearend of the object. It should be remembered that all ver-tical distances are measured from O on 6^^^^^^ll6^^^l;5^^^2k I M I Ili-rr^ 215^-^ ^^^iiu^ ■ i^^^ii^^^^^uiLy^i^^™^^ 15 20 2 5 -^^ 0\ % AND % Two-Point Perspective Scale (£) ^-. , ■ I . I . I :0;;--r Side G- -^ o + a N 3 I g^ 3a ig ^ 41 ► O-C, using the corresponding scale on the The Corporation endeavors to avoid the architects rule. cost of a fee appraisal on applications that These special perspective scales both are not to be approved, simplify and speed up the development of In the appraisers report form adopted perspective drawings. They are not com- by the Corporation there is provision for
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V2 plicated. We are using the scales for thethird semester. They take a good deal ofthe mystery out of some of the more com-plicated methods of drawing perspectives.Anyone interested in this shorter methodmay secure further information concerningthe process by addressing the writer. Elm-hurst Apartments, Pullman, Wn. Therules may be had in 12 and 24-inch lengths,the scales being either 34 ^^^ /^. or % and^ inch to the foot. REFINANCING HOME MORTGAGES (Concluded from Page 40) current listing prices of owners of realestate and such other factual data as mightaid in forming an opinion of fair value inthe locality. He is to consult with builders, real estatemen and tax assessment officers who arefamiliar with the neighborhood of any pieceof property to be valued. Each home is appraised by one agencyor another three times before the actualclosing of the loan. The fee appraiser ispaid, in each case reported on by him,whether or not the loan is finally granted. eighty-six questions, most of

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