Pennsylvania School Architecture: a Manual of Directions And Plans for Grading, Locating ...
Pennsylvania School Architecture: a Manual of Directions And Plans for Grading, Locating ...
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2 ; in explanation of the interior, reference to the jJans will be had, and the exterior will be in ac- cordance with the elevation and details, in which they are all fully ex- plained.
This building is to measure thirty-six^by fifty-five feet, with a projecting wing on the front, fifteen by thirty-four feet; two stories high — first, four- teen feet and second thir- teen feet,each in the clear of floor and ceiUng ; the pitch of the roof is to be seven feet, and the elevation of the first floor... two feet.
BSOOITD STomr.
aa. Clothes rooms.
bb. EntraiKset or lobbies.
The other letters the flame m in first story.
The material for the walls will be stone ; a wall will be put tmder the CONSTRUCTION OF CITY SCHOOL HOUSBI.
103 sash partition sixteen inches thick, with arched openings in the same ; the cellar wall between the wing and main building will also be sixteen inches, and above that will be of brick nine inches thick ; the joists of the first and second story will be three by fourteen inches, placed sixteen inches between centres supported on the outer and centre walls in the first story ; and in the second by a girder six by twelve inches, bear- ing upon three iron posts, as explained by details in plate No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 ; in explanation of the interior, reference to the jJans will be had, and the exterior will be in ac- cordance with the elevation and details, in which they are all fully ex- plained.
This building is to measure thirty-six^by fifty-five feet, with a projecting wing on the front, fifteen by thirty-four feet; two stories high — first, four- teen feet and second thir- teen feet,each in the clear of floor and ceiUng ; the pitch of the roof is to be seven feet, and the elevation of the first floor... two feet.
BSOOITD STomr.
aa. Clothes rooms.
bb. EntraiKset or lobbies.
The other letters the flame m in first story.
The material for the walls will be stone ; a wall will be put tmder the CONSTRUCTION OF CITY SCHOOL HOUSBI.
103 sash partition sixteen inches thick, with arched openings in the same ; the cellar wall between the wing and main building will also be sixteen inches, and above that will be of brick nine inches thick ; the joists of the first and second story will be three by fourteen inches, placed sixteen inches between centres supported on the outer and centre walls in the first story ; and in the second by a girder six by twelve inches, bear- ing upon three iron posts, as explained by details in plate No.
What to read after Pennsylvania School Architecture: a Manual of Directions And Plans for Grading, Locating ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas H Thomas Henry Burrowes to read onlineMoreLess
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