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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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possible forthe Committee to predict past the 1949 period. ness to crowded public places, according to a re-cent annonuncement of the Carbide and CarbonChemicals Corporation, who developed the proc-ess. MOVES TO NEW OFFICE Architect Francis E. Lloyd has moved his officefrom 210 Post St., San Francisco, to 305 Grant Ave.,Son Francisco. AIR-CONDITIONINGPURIFIER DEVELOPED A new filtering unit containing activated carbonprovides the basis for an air-conditioning purifierthat will make it possible to bring country-air fresh- GOOD CONSTRUCTION DEMANDS REVISION OF ELEVATORSAFETY CODE BEGUN The American Standard Safety Code for eleva-tors, dumbwaiters, and escalators, sponsoredjointly by the American Institute of Architects, theNational Bureau of Standards, and the AmericanSociety of Mechanical Engineers, is being revised. Ten subcommittees are at work on the projectand have under advisement testing and certifica-tion of safety devices which have been submittedsince last revision of the Code.
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LARGE SCALE PRODUCTION OFPANEL HOUSES PLANNED A 1947 production schedule of 10,000 four-roomhouses to sell for $4500 is planned for the PacificCoast by the General Panel Corporation of Cali-fornia, according to a recent announcement. The houses to be constructed entirely of inter-changeable insulated plywood panels will havetwo bedrooms. The $22,000,000 building programwas launched by the corporation upon receipt ofa letter of intent from the National Housing Ex-pediter. Distribution will be in the hands of the CelotexCorporation, which recently entered into an agree-ment with the General Panel Corporation of NewYork, parent company of the California concern. George E. Swenson, a director and assistant tothe president of the Celotex Corporation, will servein a liaison capacity between the distributors andthe General Panel Corporation of California, whowill manufacture the revolutionary panel house. General Panel of California has been awardeda guaranteed market contract by the Reconst

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