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VOLUME XIX — NUMBER 2

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION — NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS, INC

The S ta t le r -H i l ton Hotel in Dallas, Tex. Architect: W. E. r a b l e r ; e n g i n e e r : S e e l y e , Stevenson, Value & Knecht both of New York City; con tractor: R. E. McKee, Dallas.

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T h e three wing, 18-story Statler-Hilton Hotel in Dallas, Texas is the most economical hotel built in recent years by this international hotel chain.

The main reason for this economy was the use of reinforced concrete frame and floor construction with a flat plate floor design.

Designers* cost comparisons showed that this type of construction was far more economical than any other. And additional savings resulted from the fact that flat plate design reduced the total building height. This shortened the runs needed for all heating, ventilating and pipe installations, lowered partition heights and reduced the plastering yardage.

Reinforced concrete frame and floor construction offers unusual opportunities to designers. In this hotel, for example, the floors were cantilevered out to both sides of each wing from two rows of interior supporting columns.

The economy, strength, durability and firesafety of concrete frame and floor construction account for its growing popularity. Write for free illustrated literature, distributed only in United States and Canada.

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The bid figures for the school, v/hich includes 19 clossrooms, on auditorium-gym, and a kitchen, proved firesofe FLEXICORE to be the most economical roof system.

Not only did FLEXICORE prove economical, but the job proceeded months ahead of schedule because of the speed with v/hich FLEXICXDRE slabs con be erected in any kind of weather.

The Conduflor electrical system, where wiring for ceiling l ighting is run through the hollow Flexicore cores, was utilized. In the Conduflor system, plastic covered wire (without conduit) may be pulled through the hollow concrete core. The hollow Flexicore cores ore approved as electrical raceways by the Notional Electric Code and Underwriters Laboratories.

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V I T A L S T A T I S T I C S - S q u a r e footage: 165,94L Facilities for 1200 pupils. Foundation: reinforced concrete supported on steel piles. Exterior walls: buff faced brick, man-sota stone and polished granite trim. Interior walls: steel stud and plaster and tile. Floors: terrazzo and asphalt tile. Roof: bar joist and clerespans with steel deck and rigid insulation; gymnasia and shops roofed with Tectum, ('eiling: acoustical tile. 29 academic classrooms, 4 liomemaking, 2 art, 4 science, 4 eommercial, 5 shops, 1 mechanical drawing, 2 music with 6 practice rooms, cafeteria, auditorium, double gym, pract ice gym, library, administration offices, conference rooms, health suite, guidance suite, board of education wing (11 offices and one meeting room), service building ccmnected to school bv 90 foot tiuinel. Office suite. Board of lulucatiou offices and auditorium provided with year-round air conditioning. Al l classrooms prepared for future air conditioning.

Install now al Utile or no extra cost, air condition later at a great sai inf;. This approach to cla.ssroom thermal comfort has made sucli good

sense to architects ami educators that more than 250 schools have already installed HerXel-COOL II equipment.

HerNel-COOL II is ihe first unit ventilator to offer optional air conditioning as well as healing, ventilating and natural cooling (with outside air) . Units can he installed so the school enjoys the usual benefits of Merman Nelson unit ventilation, including the famous I )MAFT|STOI* draft control system—the only system conipatihie with air conditioning. Then, at any lime—imine<iialely, or whenever the school hudget will allow il—ihe addition of a packaged liquid chiller in the hoiler room is all that's needed for complete hot weather air conditioning.

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One of the outstaiidiiii^ liousiiig projects currently under way in New P^n^land i.s "Brookfield," Brockton, Mass., planned and being constructed bv Campanelli Brothers of Brockton. The price range is $i2,6()() to $17,()()().

Top value at lowest cost is the aim of the Campanelli firm. All homes, lor example, have radiant |ânel heating svsteins using copper tube. And, of course, copper ttihe is also used for all water lines.

The plumbing and heating contractor for the development is DiNunno Inc., of Brockton. Paul DiNuimo. jircsident, savs: '"i he plumi)ing and heating specifications for 'Brookfield' re-(juire the very best of workmanship and materials. I can control our workmanship, but not the (juality of materials—and that's wh\- 1 use Anaconda tube. I know I can depend on e\cr\ length and coil being of the highest (jualitv. I have used about 35(),()()() feet on this job to date, purchased from your distributor, the (loreoran Sn|i[)l\ (lo. of Brockton. Inc. "

Iw Anaconda on xour next job and vow w ill see \ \ l i \ Paul DiNumx) cho.se Anaconda. Anaconda Copper Tube is available in all standard wall thic-knesses-Ty|)es K, L . M and A (Chopper Drainage Tube)—through \ ()ur ihimbing wholesaler. There is also a comjilete line ot Anaconc a solder-joint fittings tor overs kind ot |)lunibing installation. vii

Panl DiNnnno (right), plnmhing and heating contractor for Brookfield Homes, r( \ i( u s a radiant panel heating layout with Edward A. J. Poskns (center), the arehitectural consnltant for Campanelli Brothers, and (;(M>rue lienhani. sales repn-seiitative of The American Brass Company.

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e leva to r sys tems , keyed to the age of a u t o m a t i o n .

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c o m p r e h e n s i v e a u t o m a t i o n app l i ed to its eight Haugh ton

A u t o m a t i c Elevators . . . to keep service in step wi th

ex is t ing t ra f f i c d e m a n d at all t imes . The magic of an

e lec t ron ic c o m p u t e r sys tem makes th is p o s s i b l e . . .

d o i n g a fa r be t te r j ob t h a n the bes t h u m a n s tar ter .

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e lec t ron ica l ly con t ro l l ed H a u g h t o n Au tomat i c Elevators

f o r h ighest e f f i c iency in h a n d l i n g the an t ic ipa ted heavy

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ing will be of the h igh-speed opera tor less type, serv

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and stainless steel opera t iona l f i x tu res . . . safety im

proved over ope ra to r - con t ro l l ed cars . . . and Haugh ton-

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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DESK AT 441

Tills will l)r a (oliiinii drdicaUMl to "l(>okiiifj; ahrajl" in IIH- form of prr-(liclions for the balance of 1959. I shall not employ the (levi<-e of using a crystal l»alL l)nl shall stick primarily to the Iradilional method of relying on fads, rather lhan fantasy.

I prvdicl that when the Albany lr«:islali\«' s<'ssion is conrhided, your cxcculive director, who has heen in constant allcndance al llie slate capitol ;ill uirilti . will l.c able to report a highly siKccssfiil h'«!islalisc vrar in every respect insofar as the |)raeli(<' of architecture is concerned. Look for proof in the next issue of F M P I R E S T A T K A H C H I T E C T . Much of the credit will naturally be (hie to those indefatigable co-chairmen. Malt Di'i (iaudio arul Dick b'oth.

1 prcdirl that i'r(>si(l<'iit Marry I 'r i iKf . ( iirrcnlly globe-trotting with Mrs. IMiK^, will < ()rn<' l)ack considerably rcfrcsluMl and eager to dcKc into N.Y.S .A.A. matters but will l ia \r no time to indulge in day-dreaming of

his glorious trip around the world.

I prcdirl that your executive director will be equally <ager to (ontinue to serve the menibers and constituent orgaFiizations of N .Y.S .A.A. for the next three and a half years as he has the past two. i \ ( ) l r : This prediction re(piires no great oc ( idt feat, since the Board of Directcns has already approved a renewal of bis contract through 1962. Happy to be with you.)

I prcdirl that the l iy-Laus l\e\ ision Committee, beaded b) I'red \'oss, will ba\»' a line set of i.M (.rnmended by-laws. wlii( b will be published in the June-Julv issue of E M P I R E S T A T E A R C H I T E C T .

I prcdirl that the new managing editor of E S A , Tom Morin of Rochester, will do an excellent job in this ( a|>a( ily. and tluil our new |)ublisber. Martin O. Moll Publications. Inc., also of Rochester, will produce a magazine which eventually, artistically and financially, will be .secorul to none in its field. (Jiairman Charlie Ell is will see to that.

I prcdirl that the 1959 Convention of N . Y . S . A . A . to be held October 8 to 10 at Whiteface Inn at Lake Placid, N . Y . will be the best in the history of the State Association, since First Vice President John W. Ilriggs bas again agreed to act as Convention (Ibairman. and Nick Masucci will handle the "ommercial exhibits. Furthermore, Millard Whiteside of Westchester bas ac cepted the \ ic <' chair-inansbip of the Convention and his Chapter has agreed to act as oflicial host, thereby insuring a bang-up program in every respect. Tho.H' Westchester boys don l fool arouiul and the\ gnarantee results.

I predict that Treasurer Marlyn Weston will fully justify the budget he so expertly prt'pared earlier ihis Ne ar ami will shed b ucr tears when be submits bis annual fimmcial report at W bilc faee Inn . Marlv has a way of making his predictions come true too. Throw away the red ink. Marls.

1 predict that \ery f< \N sec leiaries of our constituent chapters ancl soc ic l i o will ba\c- read the 122-page |)roceedings of the 195H Convention which took months in preparation.

I predict by January 1, 1960, we will have one of the best |)rofessional organizations in the country. We are now the number 1 state organization in the A . I . A .

Here I slop predicting, except to state llial all these predictions can and will be fulfilled only uitb the help and cooperation of our entire membership.

J O S E P H F . A D D O N I Z I O , Executive Director New York State Association of Architects, I n c .

13 / EMPIRE STATE ARCHITECT

S K Y W A Y H O T E L W I L L I A M K L I K ( ) I I . \ . irchitcct

Ni vv Y O R K , N E W Y O H K

The Skyway Hotel was built on a triangular site bordered on al l sides by streets with one street 20 ' higher in elevation than the main street, Dit-mars Boulevard.

The solution was to arrange the building allowing for guest entry from rear parking through the middle story because of street elevation difference and entry from the low or major street, and creating an entrance court, level with the low street.

The terraces overlook Flushing Bay and the airport and the inner court (photo enclosed) includes a pond area, walk bridge and landscaping.

The building is of reinforced concrete with brick cavity walls exposed interior, and exterior of building. Acoustic plaster was applied directly to the concerle slab forming the finish of the room ceilings.

The building contains 50 guest rooms, restaurant, bar, lobby and accessory areas.

The reinforced concrete canopy protects the

traveler and is consislant with the form of construction utilized.

Italian Tile in vivid randon tones was installed separating the entrances of the lobby and restaurant.

Ninety percent of the rooms have private terraces overlooking Flushing Bay and the airport. Ka( h terrace is, in effect, a small, private version of the LaGuardia observation deck. There is also a roof solarium.

Situated at Ditmars Blvd. and 102d St., the new hotel has direct access to the airport by a bridge, directly across the street, which crosses Grand Central Parkway. Though it is the airport's nearest hotel facility, it lies outside al l the flight paths and is not subject to discernible vibration. An additional safeguard is a perfect sound|)roofmg system.

At the end of October, they will open a second and larger Skyway Hotel, now nearing completion near Idlewood International Airport. Situated on

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the south side of the Belt Parkway, near the Van Wyck Expressway intersection, it will be 50 percent larger than the hotel opened today.

When the second is oj)en, the Fleischman-Sonen->li('in iiiteiests will own and operate, with (he Homestead included, half of the six establishment.*^ in Queens which can claim regular hotel status. The-c will provide the major acc()mmo(lati»)ns for transients in the city's fastest-growing Horough, which ha> a |nipulation of 1,75().()()() ami twrt (d the world's busiest airports.

The site lor the new Iy-opciied Skyway was >c-lecled mainly for its ready access to LaCiuardia Xirport. However, a triangulai' plot pox'd a difli-

( lilt problem of grade, as the l()2d St. level is 20 feel higher than Ditmars lilvd. The solution was ingenious grading and building design to take ad-\ aniagc ol the dispai ity.

A driveway was constincted (»n the higher sid;-so that guests arriving by car can step into the hotel at the second-^hns le\el. lluis gaining tiie benefit of a motel s proximity of car and room.

Will iam Kli Kohn, A I A , of 429 West 44th St., Manhattan, who designed the new hotels, including iheii interiors, said the chief aesthetic objecli\e was "a holiday appearance retaining the impression of quiet good taste."

The rooms are 260 square I eel in - ize and have, instead of windows, wall-width glass sliding doors leading to the terraces. Kach has a private bath, dressing-room and built-in T V set. A unique air-conditioning system provides lioth warm and cool air.

"The over-all problem of design," said Mr. Kohn, "was to avoid the sense of temporary character conveyed by most motels, no matter how well designed. It was avoided here by conspicuous use of materials associated with permanence. Thus, the warmth ol natural brick is dominant in the interior, and exposed concrete visible in terraces, columns and exterior walls."

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V frontal landscaped area is paved w ith ceramic tile walks. Its focal point is a concrete pool and spraying fountain, traversed by a foot-bridge. A l l rooms are arranged around tliis central garden area and overlook it.

The interior color motif is blue and gold. Alternately, one room is dominaiuly blue, the adjoining oiu* gold, to provide variety and a guest's choice. Even the room telephones are, alternately, in these (•(dors.

W liile the unusual air-conditioning system is operated from a central plant, it does not force air. The huge central compressor chills water in Summer, and a furnace heats it in cold weather. The water is then sent through concealed overhead "radiators" in each room.

A fan in each unit blows fresh air across the radiator which carries the ciix'ulalin,^ walci-. either heated or ciniied.

The system is extremely efficient, said M r . K o h n , and he pr?c!icl*»d its growing popularity in the next decade. It is vi . 'ually noiseless and al l but invisible. Individual room controls govern the room's tcfupeiature.

The concern lor gnest-coni fort has led to a con-( ; fit ration upon the soundproofing, so effectively achieved. The ceilings are acoustical, the walls soundproofed and silence is further preserved by wall-to-wall carpeting which, too, carries out the blue-and-gold color theme. Drapes of ful l length

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IDLEWILD INTERNATIONAL HOTEL W I L L I A M T A B L K R , Architcci

N E W Y O R K , N E W Y O R K

l.a-l S|)iiM«;. as OIIHM I(•(••'->i(»n-|»laf,nie(l holds struggled to keep occupancy ICNCIS alxtxc llif In «>ak-('\<'ii point, llie Inlei rialioruil Hotel jnade ils <l('l)ut two miles from New York's mushrooming airport of the same name.

The 32()-room hotel was huilt hy the Port of \ r \ v York Authority at a cost of $5,000,000 or ahoul $15,000 a room.

Three months after o|)ening (hiy, occupancy rale was averaging 95 to 101 percerU. Today, house-counts of 103 p c i c c n l a r c nol uncommon on Fr i -(hiys aiul Saturdays.

Close to 25 percent of room husiness at the hi-I t ' i ru i l idna l (niginalcs with travel agents. Travel agents also have x n t some 1500 newly marrifd couph's lo the Interruitioiuil. They spend a night al the airport hotel before leaving on wedding trips lo iMirope. the Caribbean and other places.

Regular rates are $9.50 lo $12.50, single; 815.50 lo S17.90. double: 816.50 to $18.50, twin,

and 825 to 8.i() for Iwo-iooin suites. The International has 30 singles. f)() douldes. 190 twin doubles. I I family rooms with 2 double beds and l'^ suites.

The greatest number of guests check in from 9 p.m. to 2:'M) a.m.. requiring a iiot<'l night crew that exceeds the day crew in size. Since the a \ e i -age guest stay is overnight, each day management is challenged anew to fi l l its guest rooms.

Archilecl W il l iam B. Tai)lei- refer- to ihe -toi V hotel he designed a< a "white hov on slilt>."* The gla/ed brick exterior a->ure- a hr i l l i arU white that stays while. For economy reasons it was left |>iaetieally unadorned. Bright blue stilt-like columns suj)port the sliucture over an o[)en ground floor. Theii use was diclaled by the lO-acre -ile"-low soil-hearing quality which rules out coiuen-lional type foundations. Each of these columns is joined with two ujiright columns at the first bedroom floor. T o get the desired number of rooms within the height limit. Arcliilecl Tahler specified

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64 rooms per floor (lour s t a n d a r d "maid moilules"). And he came up with a two-wing huild-ing having a modified V-shape. Purpose of the V-shape is to reduce the a|)parent length of the unusually long (400-foot) corridors.

The building is completely air coudilioned and airc raft tioisc is practically eliminated by the use of one half-inch plate glass windows in resilient seltiFig>.

I'd' llliotllcss l.ohhx

Arriving guests are greeted by a practically par-liti()iilc>s lohby lloor. gi\iiig tbe ellccl oi added spaciousness. Only the finu lion rooms aiul the man-agetnenl olbces are walled oil Ironi tbe lobby. l'"\eti the shops are designed as part of tbe public area.

Sparkling colors—apple green, cerulean blue, langeriru* and white—blend with walimt wood tex-ture> aiul chrome, slaiidess steel aiul brass in the lobby. Wiiile handwc)\cii fabric covers ceiling-lo-floor glass windows near the entrance. Near the windows are a row of long. idx'Wdod iidaid plaiU-ers.

Other decor items iiu lude sand, shell and rock mosaics, an authentic looking waterfall. Telephone lioolb inleriors of whil<' and g(dd spatter ba\<' white |)bones. Indirect illumination dramatizes Ihilcd l»ra>s ele\alor doors.

I\(>(tm for f'Lxpatisiofi

Two passenger elexatois aiul two service ele-\atois barulle current traffic adequately. The architect pro\ided for expansion by leaving one of tbe lliice elevator shafts empty. A new car and other ('(piipmenl can ea>ily be installed uben nceclccl.

To tbe left of the main entrance are the three function rooms. Designed for flexibility, they accommodate groups of u|) to 225.

The main kitchen, in the corner of the building, behind tbe fuiulion icMuir-. baruiles both banquet and restaurant food picpaiation.

The lOO-seat cidfee shop is open from 6 a.m. to midnight, lo serve early risers ami late art ivals. It

consists of two sections, offering counter and table service.

T o create an additional private dining area, or to enlarge the adjacent Cafe Inlernalicuial. the coffee shop table service area can be separated f r tun the counter section and from the (âfe l)y while heavy t("\lured rayon drapery wilb s i l \e i threads.

The Cafe International is the hotel's 160-seat main dining room. Shooting stars and meteors are suggested by a spectacular relief in gold on a blue and while plastic backgictund on the main wall.

To make the 400 foot-long coiiidoi appear shorter, sections of the walls are painted alternately dark blue, light blue and gray. Walnut panels holding modern wall bracket lights serve as borders between ccdoi -. Hall carpeting is in an abstract pattern featuring a strong red with while and black.

A separate entrance ficun the parking area gives access to tbe lobby's shop lined corridor.

Mlfeetixc plaiUing on the site includes the parking area. On the of)posite >icle c.f the bcttel. llie -er\-ice driveway and unloading area are shielded from the view of guests by planting and a pierced (on-crete screen.

Reprinted with permission from January 1959 issue of Hotel Management.


ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY DEVELOPMENT S \ i { . , i : \ r - W i ; n s T i ; H - ( : i { K N s i i A W K O L L I . V , irc/iih-cfs

Svijvci si:. \ i ;w Y O R K

Precision, strenglii and simplicity are good words for describing this new office building on h'oiilc .')() in Massena, New York. Headquarter- h i the atlministralors and engineers of the St. Law-icncc Scaw.n I )c\cloi )ni«Mil ( (n [H.I al idii. il INIHIIC-the exact characlcrisiics that helped these men accomplish one of the world's great feats of construction engineering—creation of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Massena, like most ol ihe St. Fawrence Kiver Valley, is classified as a Zotie Three earthquake area. Consequently, the building was especially strengthened to witiistand the rigors of a sudden earth tremor. The structure is steel frame. Columns are anchored directly onto concrete foundation walls, and COIUKM lions to beams are welded lo pro-\i<le extra rigidity (hiring a shock wave.

The concrete-based steel columns are exposed at grade level. Interior floors are 2|/>-inch concrete

fill ()\er a I'-.-iiicli cellular nielal deck. The diaphragm action of this type of lloor aids in transmitting loads to all rigid bents.

By extending the basement out of the slope and back onto a lower grade level of the site, the archi-lecls obtained natural light for half of the basement interior. (Parage and utilities areas are at l>a>enienl'- i . ar. conference and work rooms are in front.

The remaining floors are largely offices. One exception is an exhibit lobby on the first floor. Interior walls are plaster or wood veneer, and ceiling -are acoustical tile. All (h»or Irame- cxiend to the ceilinfis: either wood or glass panels were used (iNcr the doors.

To avoid exposing unit \entilatt)r air intake iiiiiis anvwiiere on the curtain wall (At(Mior. air intake- were pro\i(letl in the -oflih.

(('.<tntiniied on /^/i^r 12)

MARCH-APRIL / 18

ARCHITECTS HARMONIZE NEW AND OLD B Y CHARLES R O C K W E L L E L L I S , A . I . A .

Clmirman. Puhlications Committee

Neiv York Staff issociation of Architects

(EDITOR S NOTE: In ihis current nwlti-billion-dollar public and private building era, scores of individuals and community groups are dealing with archi

lecis lor the r,rst time. This is the fifth in a series of six articles explaining the roles and responsibilities of the architect.)

"'The arcliilccl is a rnndcrii man willi modern ideas, bnl one w h o has retained aFi appieeial ion ami nnderslandin^ id" die I r ad i l i ona l . "

" \ n arehiU'ct mnsl achieve harmony between the new and the existing — and do this in our dynamic societ\. wheic e \ e n the more stable elements appear to be ever-changing."

These comments on the milnre o f the man, the architect, and the natnic o{ his work in its broader sense are of vital concern, parlicnlarly in the pic--ent-day vast expenditnres for snch commuinty j H o j -ects a> scliools. churches, governmeiU buildings, cultural lacililies, sports and lecreation centers, and commercial buildings.

Structures o f all kinds a i c such a familiar pa i t ol our commurnties that one is apt to think o f architecture as >ome[liin,i: tliat just happen-.

Vet e\('n the simplest construction needs skilL tiainin^' ami experience to guide it i f the result is to be both p r a c lical to use and satisfactory to sec. I lie architect, then is largely res|)onsible for the physical makeup o f his community.

\n( l what o f the sj)ecial problems o f this modern day? The scarcity of desirable land sites? The continuing phem)menal population growth? The apparently boundless economic expansion? The seeming lluidily of established value-/

The profession of architecture calls for men of the highest integrity, business capacity, artistic and techrncal ability.

But technical mastery is not enough. To it he must add a lively awareness of how human personalities react to the environments he creates for them. And as important is that scarce attribute — courage. At the core of architectural progress in the individual's courage to approach each problem with wliole-mindetl originality.

\nd dii>. <d' c o u i x ' . lecpiires \ersalility. Vnd versatility is attained only through knowledge, training and development of talent-.

Whatever the problem, or the many problems of a s p e e i f K | » r o j e ( t. the architect proceeds with assur

ance in executing his design ideas, knowing them to be based on a solid foundation of knowledge ac-tpiired througli years of intense study and of mas-lei ing both theory and ])ractice of his profession.

What is the training of the architect, this "master hui lder?"

Ajâin, the American Institute of Arcliitects has it> own studied recommendations.

The best preparation lor architectural school is a well-rounded high school education: An academic course of study, with social studies and industrial art as electives and with as many courses in mathematics as possible.

l*rofessi(mal training consists of a minimum of five years of study in an accredited school or c(d-lege of architecture. Professional curriculum in-( iinh's ai( hitectural design, materials and methods of construction, design theory, structural design, working drawings, graphics, specifications, freehand drawing, professional ethics, history or architecture.

\ l ter completing acadenii( training, his first job is actually an apprenticeship lasting diree or more years (similar to a doctor's internsli ip), in an architect's oflTice, broadening his technical kiu)wledge while gaining practical experience.

Since architecture i n \ o l \ e s public health and safety, al l states and territories now require that an architect be licensed or registered to practice. He must qualify and fully demonstrate his competence — just as young doctors must submit to examination by their medical boards.

Safeguards agaiiist inexperienced and otherwise incompetent practitioners have come about through continued efforts within the profession, through the 100-year-old American Institute of Architects, to maintain the practice of architecture upon the highest professional plane.

(The sixfh and Final article of the series will weigh the advantages of

engaging a competent architect against the cost or fee for architectural

services.)


Potential Economies in School Building Construction

D r . James K. Allen, J r . , State CommissioiKM of Education reccuilly released a summary ol a re-j ) ( M i on '7'o/r////V// luononiics in School Huildinî Construction" p K ' p a i e d by Rensselaer Polytechnic In^tilutc ol" 'I l o y . New York, I'or tin' State Plduca-l ion Department.

The Stale Mchicalion Dejiartment contracted with H P l to make the report, oiw of a coordinated >< r ic-relating to school builtling needs and economies. In releasing the report (Commissioner Allen staled: "The Education Department has long been active i n the search for and implementation of effective measures to comhal rising school costs, while at the same time encouraging the maintenance of adequate educational standards for the pul)li( >(h(M»l> of the State." He added: "The Department will give the findings and recommernhitions of the HI1 study careful consideration and will call them to the attention of the school districts of the State."

Dr . Allen added: "The search for economies in school construction is not a new umlertaking. Many means of economizing have been found, including the elimination ol dispensable and unnecessary "features," much-im|)roved efficiency in the use of space, a better choice of materials and, to a smaller degree, the development of new techniques of construction." The elTectiveness of such research lo find economies is shown in the R P I report which stales that since 1937 school building costs have increased but 150 percent while those for all other building as well as for construction materials and skilled labor costs have risen 200 |)ercent or heller.

The R P I report found that one recpiisite to any understanding of school building economy is a definition of the term "economy," which is riol necessarily "low-cost" nor a term to be coniiised with "cheaprn'ss." Economy, as used in the RPI study, has been considered synonymous with "maximum value" and necessarily takes into account long-term as well as initial costs.

The R P I re()ort. which was carried out and prepared under the direction of the School of Archi-te<;ture, poirUs out that the search U)V economy in schools must be unending and ciles predictions l l ial indicate the need im school space will conlirnu' to mount during the next de( ade al least. It refers to the Special Studies Project Report of the Rockefeller Brother Fund, Inc. , which states: "By 1969 high schools will be deluged wilh 50 to 70 percent more students than they can now accommodate: by 1975 our colleges and universities will face at least a doubling and in some cases a tripling of present enrollments."

Wavne l"\ Koppes acted as Principal Investigator for R P I in preparing the report and Alan (.. ( , \ t ' i ' U was Research Assislant. Dean llaiold D. Ilauf and faculty members of the RPI School (d Architecture assisted in llie |)reparation of the Report.

Dr. Donald H . Ross is Assistant Commissioner for Research and Special Studies and Dr. Don L . Essex is D i r r c i o r . D i v i s i o n nf School Buildings and Orounds. oi llie Slate Education Department.

Sunininrv of Findings

Report on ''Potential Economics in School Building (Construction", pn'pared by Rensselaer Polytechnic Insiiiute. 'IVoy, New York, for the New York State Educalion Department.

This investigation has been conducted in the belief that, to he wholly objective, a survey of po-lenlial economies in SCIK)O1 construction should examine the enlire building process. It should not be confined to one aspect alone, but should consider all the factors cotUribuling lo the costs of building, and deteirnine first in which area the greater -a\ing> are indicated. Rather than conceiUrating on meiliod- of construction and the choice of materials.— llie matters which may appear at first glance to be of piitnaiy import, it has rexiewcd more broadly al l [)hases of the building operation. Oidy after the greatest potetUials lor >a\ing lia\(" l)een located can elToits be directed most enecli\e-ly at over-all economy.

The many cost faclors involved have been considered to fall into three principal categoric^:

A-—The /{uildini^ Design; ils plaiming, the materials used, ami the mechanical e(juipnienl.

B^—The Ixeûldtions and resliiclions goverm'ng design re<|uiremenls, ami

C — T h e 1*roce<lures connnonly employed in Ituilding operalions.

It \\d> been i-ecognized also llial. involved wilh these different phases of the building operation, are a number of parlicipaling parties, each of whom contributes lo, and is lIuMefore respoirsible i"oi the ullimate cost (d the school plant. ( Inef among these parlies are llie Owner (usually the local Board (d Education) , the Architect, the Engineer, frequently the Educational Consultant, the (lonlraclor. the Einancing Vgciu y and the Building Trade--. Since each party has a share in determining co>ls. ea( li may be able to contribute toward reducing these costs.

(Continued on Pape 44)

M A R C H - APRIL / 20

1959 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

NEW Y O R K STATE A S S O C I A T I O N O F A R C H I T E C T S . INC,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1st Vice President

John W . Briggs Central N. Y. Chapter

311 Alexander St., Rochester 4, N. Y .

2nd Vice President

Frederick H. Voss Westchester Chapter

Bradley Lane, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y .

3rd Vice President

S. Elmer Chambers Syracuse Society

633 South W a r r e n St., Syracuse 2, N. Y .

OFFICERS

President

HARRY M. PRINCE N e w York Chapter

101 Park Avenue, N e w York 17, N. Y-

Secretary

Simeon Heller N e w York Society

38-11 Union St., Flushing 54, N. Y .

Treosurer

Martyn N. Weston Brooklyn Society

44 Court Street, Brooklyn 1, N . Y .

Executive Director

Joseph F. Addoniz io 441 Lexington Avenue, N e w York 17, N . Y .

Past Presidents

James W m . Kideney Buffalo-W. N. Y . Chapter Charles R. Ellis Syracuse Society Matthew W- Del G o u d i o N e w York Society C. Storrs Barrows Rochester Society

Henry V. Murphy Brooklyn Chapter Donald Q . Farogher Rochester Society Adolph G o l d b e r g N e w York Society Trevor W . Rogers Buffalo-W. N. Y . C h a p t e r

Directors

Max M. Simon Bronx Chapter Joseph Levy, Jr. Brooklyn Chapter Jacob Sherman Brooklyn Society Roswell E. Pfohl Buffalo-W. N. Y . Chapter Carl W . Clark Central N e w York Chapter Bailey M. C a d m a n Eastern New York Chapter Daniel Perry Long Island Society Chapter

Geoffry N. Lawford N e w York Chapter Richard Roth N e w York Society Arthur A. Schiller Queens Chapter F. Al len Mocomber Rochester Society Maurice Usian Staten Island Chapter James D. Curtin Syracuse Society Gerson T. Hirsch Westchester Chapter

Reprinis of the 1959 Membership Direclory of the NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION O F ARCHITECTS, INC. , may be obtained for the fee of ten dollars ($10.00) per copy. Remittances should be mode payable to the New York State Association of Architects, Inc. and sent fo: Executive Director, New York State Association of Architects, 441 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, New York.

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Aarnio, Reino Edvard 244 Madison Ave., New York 16, N . Y. Abramovitz, Max 630 Fifth Ave., Room 242, New York 20, N . Y. Abrams, Gustave G. 67 St. Johns Ave., Yonkers 4, N . Y. Ackerman, Frank G. 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Adams, Jr., Frederick Wildes 35 Burgess St., Chatham, N . J . Adams, Lewis G. 215 E. 37th St., New York 16, N . Y. Ade, Benedict M . 840 University Ave., Rochester 7, N . Y. Ade, Carl C. 55 Canterbury Rd., Rochester 7, N . Y. Adelsohn, Irving 881 Washington Ave., Brooklyn 25, N . Y. Adler, Morris B. 16 Court St., Brooklyn 2, N . Y. Adlerstein, Samuel Sigmund 118 E. 28th St., New York 16, N . Y. Ahem, Howard W. 15 Third Ave., Port Washington, N . Y. Ahrens, Will iam Henry 80 Cranberry St., Brooklyn 1, N . Y. Aizstrauts, Haralds J. 614 Broadway, Rochester 7, N . Y. Akam, Ernest 1 Ivy Way, Port Washington, N . Y. Albright, Edgar 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Alfano, Michael 1332 Gun H i l l Rd., New York 69, N . Y. Alicandri, Ernest 1421 E. 10th St., Brooklyn 30, N . Y. Allardt, Jr., Frederick E. Quoque, Long Island, N . Y. Allen, Jr., Roy O. Marlboro Rd., Scarborough, N . Y. Allwork, Ronald R. 254 E. 49th St., New York 17, N . Y. Alper, Harry Lewis 565 Fifth Ave.. New York 17, N . Y. Alpern, Robert Blair 19918 Forrer Ave., Detroit 35, Mich. Altoonian, Mihran M . 74-03—45th Ave., Elmhurst, L. I . , N . Y. Amato, Bruno 33 Purchase St., Rye, N . Y. Amendola, Anthony J. 97-39—72od Dr. Forest Hills 75, N . Y. Andersen, Norman 115 Norman Rd., Rochester 20, N . Y. Anderson, Charles G. 333 Warwick Ave., Douglaston, N.Y. Anderson, John K. 257 Highland Ave., Buffalo 22, N . Y. Andreiev, Alexander 330 Great Neck Road, Great Neck, N . Y. Andres, John Joseph

69 Howard Ave., Eastchester, Tuckahoe 7, N.Y. Andrews, Harold F. North River Shores, Stuart, Florida

24 South Pine Ave., Albany 8, N . Y. Angerame, Leonard Royal Blvd., Delmar, N . Y. Angilly, Arthur O. 1 Madison Ave., New York 10, N . Y. Apatov, A. 21-15-34th Ave., Long Island City, N . Y. Arbeit. Arnold A. 154 Nassau St., New York 38, N . Y. Arkell, Sarkis M . 243 State St., Schenectady 5, N . Y. Arlen, Samuel S. 150 E. 39th St., New York 16, N . Y. Arnaud, Leopold 3434 - 87th St., Jackson Heights 72, N . Y. Arnold, Albert H . 446 James St., Syracuse 3, N . Y. Aronin, Jeffrey Ellis 389 Woodmere Blvd., Woodmere, L. I . , N . Y. Arrington, Ralph T. 311 E. Delavan Ave., Buffalo, N . Y. Ash, Alfred F. 10 W . 33rd St., New York 21, N . Y . Ashley, Jr., R. E. Stoney Clover Lane, Pittsford, N . Y . Aspinwall, Henry T.

937 Port Washington Blvd., Port Washington, N . Y. Augenfeld, Felix 48 E. 66th St., New York 21, N . Y . Augusta, Philip P. 217 Havemeyer St., Brooklyn 11, N . Y . Austin, Roger O. 110 Merriman St., Rochester 7, N . Y . Aviles, Angel 5 Yardley PI., Santurce 34, Puerto Rico Axline, Dean W. 123 E. 47th St., New York, N . Y.

B Bachem, Peter Josef

c/o John Briggs, 311 Alexander St., Rochester 4, N . Y. Backus, Frederick C. 232 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N . Y. Bacon, James J. 2()45 E. 29th St., Brooklyn 29, N . Y. Bade, Henry J. 63 Whitewood Ave., New Rochelle, N . Y. Badgeley, C. Dale 11 Stuyvesant Oval, New York 9, N . Y. Baesel, Stuart Oliver

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 425 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y. Bagg, Egbert 258 Genesee St., Utica, N . Y. Bagg, IV , Egbert R.D. No. 1, Tilden Ave., New Hartford, N. Y. Bailey, Donald Z. 45 W . Park Ave., Long Beach, N . Y. Baird, James Kenneth 12 Taber Rd., Utica, N. Y. Baker, Ervay J. Box 86, Hammondsport, N . Y. Baldridge, J. Lakin Burnt House, Warwick West, Bermuda Baldwin, Guy H . 204 Doncaster Rd., Kcnmorc 17, N . Y . Ballard, Will iam F. R. 123 E. 77th St., New York 21, N . Y . Bancroft, Eric Roy 755 Del Ganado Rd., San Rafael, Calif. Bankes, Earle F. 1106 Columbus Blvd., Coral Gables, Fla. Barash, Albert 150 E. 49th St., New York 17, N . Y. Baren, Paul Hall 70 Riverside Drive, New York 24, N . Y. Barker, E. Gilbert 15 E. Washington St., Glens Falls, N . Y. Earner, Donald P. Salt Springs Rd., Fayetteville, N . Y. Barnes, Edward Larrabee 23 E. 67th St., New York 21, N . Y . Barnes, George O. 7254 Nautilus Dr., Avon Park, Florida Barone, Henry Mario 14-03 - I62nd St., Beechhurst 57, N. Y. Barrows, C. Storrs 133 East Ave., Rochester 4, N . Y. Barrows, Willard H . 104 E. 40th St., New York 17, N . Y.

Barry, John Harold 314 E. 4lst St., New York 17, N . Y. Bartlett, Philip G. 101 Park Ave., Room 209, New York 17, N . Y. Barton, Jr., Leon S. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y . Barton, LeRoy 39 Crescent Rd., Port Washington, N . Y. Bartos. Armand Phillip 432 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N . Y. Baschnagel, Alfred G. 250 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N . Y. Basil, J. Bruno 7200 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn 9, N . Y. Bassuk, Bertram L. 8 W. l6th St., New York 11, N . Y . Bastow, Abram 21 Ganung Dr., Ossining, N . Y. Batka, Joseph 19-06 Ditmars Blvd., Long Island City, N . Y. Battaglia, Leonard 11 Shelbourne Rd., Yonkers, N . Y. Battin, Howard H . 157 Orchard St., White Plains, N . Y. Bauer, Albert C. Dept. of Public Works, Municipal BIdg.

Bureau of Architecture, New York 7, N . Y. Bauer, Paul 64 Duarte St., Hato Rey, Puerto Rico Bauman, Sylvester J. 26 Lewis Ave., North Babylon, N . Y. Baumann, Bro. Ojetan J. B. 44 Whitehall St., New York 4, N . Y. Bavaro, Joseph D. 244 Montreal Ave., Staten Island 6, N . Y. Baylinson, S. Brian

200 W . 57th St., Suite 503, New York 19, N . Y. Beardsley, James Peck 64 South St., Auburn, N . Y. Beardsley, Wallace 64 South St., Auburn, N . Y. Beattie, Robert 1611 E. 96th St., Brooklyn 36, N . Y. Bebb, George C. River Rd., Glenmont, N . Y. Beck, Ellis W . 30 Bailey Bldg., Jamestown, N . Y. Becker, Donald A. Thompson Rd., St. James, L.I . , N . Y. Becker, Samson V. 2501 Davidson Ave., Bronx, N . Y. Beckwith, Charles Gates c/o Eggers & Higgins,

787 United Nations Plaza, New York 17, N . Y. Bedell, Calvin L. Box 139, Locust Valley, L.L, N . Y. Beder, Harold W. 104 Sunnyside Ave., Pleasantville, N . Y. Beder, Robert Matthew 104 Sunnyside Ave., Pleasantville, N . Y. Beeston, Charles W. 217 E. 49th St., New York 17, N . Y. Behr, Theodore 7504 Vleigh Pi., Flushing, N . Y. Belcher, Richard G. Macy's, 151 W . 34th St., New York 1, N . Y. Belfatto, Joseph H . Ramapo Trail, Harrison, N . Y. Bell, Howard P. 43 Ashford Ave., Tonawanda, N . Y. Bell, James B. 207 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N . Y. Bell, Thomas M . 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Bellamy, Richard Milton 2109 Broadway, New York 23, N . Y. Bellini, Frank 1424 - 73rd St., Brooklyn 28, N . Y. Bellini, Louis A. 483 Ocean Pkwy., Brooklyn 18, N . Y. Benedict, Paul W . 10 Oak St., Plattsburg. N . Y. Benline, Arthur J. State of N . Y. Bldg., Code Committee,

1740 Broadway, New York, N . Y. Bennett, John H . 518 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N . Y. Benson, Lee H . 55 Canterbury Rd., Rochester 7, N . Y. Bent, Roy S. 844 Plandome Rd., Manhasset, L.L, N . Y. Bergamini, John V. W . Rowayton, Conn. Berger, Irving J. 9 E. 40th St., New York, N . Y. Berger, Leo V. 356 Fulton St., Brooklyn 1, N . Y. Berger, Robert C. 1277 Clinton PI., Elizabeth, N . J. Bergmark, Edward R. Mariod Court, Northport, N . Y. Berlenbach, Frank A. 32 Court St., Brooklyn 1, N . Y. Berlinger, Joseph M . 17 E. 49th St., New York 17, N . Y. Berlow, Martin W. 326 W. 87th St., New York 24, N . Y. Bernard, Benjamin F. 87 Parkwood Ave., Kenmore 17, N . Y. Bernard, Sam Davis 1530 Jessup Ave., New York 52, N . Y. Bernhard, Harold C. H E . 44th St., New York 17, N . Y. Bertin, Eugene M . 553 No. Goodman St., Rochester 9, N . Y. Betz, Anthony 2637 Main St., Niagara Falls, N . Y. Bevan, James J. 590 E. 3rd St., Mt. Vernon, N . Y. Bevin, Newton P. 154 E. 6lst St., New York 21, N . Y. Bice, Gordon R. Mayro Bldg., Utica, N . Y. Bickford, Robert T. 215 W. Water St., Elmira, N . Y. Biclich, George A. 501 Madison Ave., New York 22, N . Y. Bien, Robert L. 342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Bien, Sylvan 342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Biernacki-Poray, Wladyslaw O.

195 Christopher St., Montclair, N . L Bierschenk, Carl E. 150-25 -87th St., Jamaica, N . Y. Biggie, Jr., Theodore A. 179 Tremaine Ave., Kenmore 17, N . Y. Bird, XX'illiam Bouton 9 Fifth Ave., Saratoga Spa, N . Y. Birnbaum, Philip 12 E. 48th St., New York 18, N . Y. Bishop, David Winthrop 52 James St., Rochester 7, N . Y. Bishop, Florence E. 1850 Baird Rd., Penfield, N . Y. Bishop, Vernon L. 1850 Baird Rd., Penfield, N . Y. Bissell, George Henry 522 E. 87th St., New York 28, N . Y. Bissell, Nicol 37 Oak Ave., Larchmont, N . Y. Blair, George Norman 180 So. Broadway, White Plains, N . Y. Blair, Keith Tunice

c/o Benedict & Hines, 254 Laura, Wichita, Kan. Blake, Peter Jost 157 E. 33rd St., New York 16, N . Y. Blaser, William 7 Woodcleft Ave., Port Washington, N . Y. Blatner, Henry L. 11 N . Pearl St., Albany, N . Y.


Blaustein, Allen A. 485 Prospect Park W., Brooklyn 15,N. Y. Bleich, Julius 565 E. Tremont Ave, Bronx 57, N. Y. Bloch, Ben C. 18 E. 4lst St., New York 17, N. Y. Blomberg, Karl E. 16 Court St., Brooklyn 1,N. Y. Blount, George F. l40 E. 95th St., New York 28, N. Y. Blum, Jr., William H . 18 Shirley St., Norwalk, Conn. Blumenkranz, Joseph 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y. Blumkin, Herman 220 Cabrini Blvd., New York 33, N. Y. BIy, James F. 160-16 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica 2, N. Y. Boak, Russell M . 175 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Boardway, Earl 3409 St. Paul Blvd., Rochester 17, N. Y. Bobovitch, Vladimir 616 W. 165th St., New York 32, N. Y. Bock, Frederick T. 1 Elmont Rd., Elmont, N . Y . Boehm, George A. Purdys, N. Y. Boerner, Herbert 56 E. First St., Corning, N. Y. Bohacket, Herbert H . 1 54 East Ave., Rochester 4, N. Y. Bohm, Victor 505 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Bolduc, Jr., Ernest J. R.F.D. 1, Sunrise Dr., Armonk, N. Y. Boiling, Rudolph G. 40 Carol St., Ramsey, N. J. Bolton, Meade 335 Altadena Dr., Altadena, Calif. Bomberg, Perrin L. 6 Nantucket Lane, Oceanside, N. Y. Bono, Ludwig P. 701 W . 246th St., Riverdale 63, N. Y. Booth, Edmund John 10 Fineview Dr., Utica, N. Y. Bork, Theodore A.

Welton Becket & Assoc., 116 E. 55th St., New York 22, N . Y . Bornstein, George 113 Village Dr., Syracuse 6, N . Y . Borsink, William 313 So. Harris Hi l l , Williamsville 21.N. Y. Bosquet, George L. 38-24- 218th St., Bayside, N . Y . Bos worth, Welles Vaucresson, Seine-et-Oi.se, France Bowman, Lewis 330 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville 8, N . Y. Bowman, William McKnight 154 E. 6lst St., New York 21, N . Y . Boyd, Thomas McLain

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425 Park Ave., New York 22. N . Y. de Blonay. Rene 30 Pine St., New York 5, N . Y. De Bogdan, Oscar A. Harwood Bldg., Scarsdale, N . Y. Debus, William 462 Elwood Rd., East Northport, N . Y. De Chiara, Joseph M .

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1047 James St., Syracuse 3. N . Y . 220 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N . Y .

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Hart, Leo W.

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Apartado 1944, 26 Varoes a Jesuitas. Caracas. Venezuela, S. A.

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93 Croy Ave., Buffalo 21, N . Y . 18 E. 4lst St. New York, N . Y.

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250 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 443 Fourth Ave.. New York. N . Y.

255 Nottingham Terrace. Buffalo 16, N . Y. 15 Beech St.. Rutherford, N . J.

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Horowitz, Henry Louis Horton, Harvey S. Hotopp, Clarence S. Houseworth, John T. Howard, Jr., Lewis E. Howells, John Mead Howery, Floyd Arthur

Hueber, Jr., Paul Hughes, Charles E.

Hughes, David Huey

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Igler, Joseph A. Iglesias, Jr., Santiago

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63 Dreyer St., Tonawanda, N . Y.

59 Parkwood Rd.. Plandome, N . Y. Puerto Rico Planning Board.

P.O. Box 9447, Santurce 29, Puerto Rico 300 Berkley Rd.. Williamsville 21, N . Y .

225 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2. N . Y . 375 Court St., Brooklyn, N . Y .

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42-15 Crescent St., Long Island City, N . Y. 8 Peter Cooper Rd., New York 10, N . Y.

5 Beekman St., New York 38, N . Y. c/o Voorhees, Walker, Smith & Smith,

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Jackson, Huson Jacobs, Martin Jacobs, Robert A. Jacobs, Jr., Robert H. Jaeger, Louis S. Jaenike, Harry P. Jago. Walter C. Jagow, Paul F. lalkow, Boris Jallade, Jr., Louis E. James, R. Maxwell Jansson, John P.

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Jensen, Louis Jensen, Wil l iam J. Jcrman, Paul Jessor, Herman J. Johansen, John MacL. Johanson, Henry W. Johnke, Will iam K. Johnson, A. Henry

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4 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. 3060 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn 35, N . Y.

2 Park Ave.. New York. N . Y. 555 Hudson St.. New York 14. N . Y.

754 Scotland Rd., Orange, N . J. 101 E. 63rd St., New York, N . Y.

252 Hunter Ave., North Tarrytown, N . Y. 658 Fulton Ave., Hempstead, N . Y.

2245 - 82nd St., Brooklyn, N . Y. 597 Fifth Ave.. New York. N . Y.

250 Delaware Ave.. Buffalo 2, N . Y. Architectural Sales. Aluminum Division,

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., 400 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y.

147-44 Jewell Ave., Flushing, N . Y. 11 Virginia Ave.. Freeport. L. I . , N . Y.

135 E. 65th St.. New York 21, N . Y . 260 Carter St., Rochester 21, N . Y .

39 Central Ave., Rye, N . Y. Crow, Lewis & Wick,

200 Fifth Ave., New York 10. N . Y. 1069-73rd St., Brooklyn 28. N . Y.

9229 Shore Rd., Brooklyn, N . Y. 250 E. 43rd St., New York. N . Y .

92 Liberty St., New York, N . Y. 70 Elm St.. New Canaan. Conn.

2 Main St.. Roslyn, N . Y. 10 Devon Rd., Hempstead, L. I . . N . Y.

2110 Northern Blvd., Manhasset, N . Y . 370 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N . Y.

35 Edgemont Rd., Scarsdale, N . Y . 375 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y . 69 Neperan Rd., Tarrytown, N . Y .

630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N . Y. 51 Smith Ave., White Plains, N . Y .

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908 Maryland Ave., Syracuse 10, N . Y . 100 Gibson St., Canandaigua, N . Y. 240 W . 101 St., New York, N . Y. Main St., Richfield Springs, N . Y.

54 Pinecliff Rd., Chappaqua, N . Y. 71 W. 23rd St., New York, N . Y.

Joseph & Vladeck, 1841 Broadway, New York 23, N . Y.

1113 West Main St., Charlottesville, Va. 350 First Ave., New York 10, N . Y . 366 Broadway, New York 13, N . Y .

K Kabat, Jules Kacharian, John C. Kaelber, Jr., Carl F. W. Kahn, Ely J. Kallich, Isaac Kamenka, Hippolyte Kaplan, Robert Karplus, Gerhard E. Kasztelanic, Eugene I . Katz, Charles M . Katz, S. Walter Katz, Samuel Katz, Sidney L. Katzman, Meyer Kaufman. Gerald L. Kaufman, Herbert Kawai, Thomas M . Kawecki, Charles Stanley Keally, Francis Keanc, Gustave R. Keating, Robert P. Kebbon, Eric Kelleher, John Keller, Wil l iam Kellogg, Jr., Harold Kelly, Robert Kempa, Emil F. Kennerly, Albert

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740 East Ave., Rochester 7, 2 Park Ave., New York, 76 Court St., Brooklyn 1,

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Kirchman, Milton Frederick 230 W. 13th St., New York 11. N . Y. Kirmmse, R. Theodore c/o MacKnight & Kirmmse,

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3959 - 48th St., Sunnyside Gardens, Long Island City, N . Y. Lucas, Nicholas K. 1 Indian Drive, Old Greenwich, Conn. Luckhurst, Charles A. 52 Ponus Ridge Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Lueders, Jurgen Edward

120 Broadway, Irvington-on-Hudson, N . Y . Luehm, Joseph K. 740 East Ave.. Rochester 7, N . Y . Lukacs, William 64-45 - 137th St., Flushing, N . Y . Lukowsky, Richard L.

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M Macchi, Charles L. c/o Voorhees, Walker, Smith & Smith.

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401 Hutchinson Ave., Syracuse 7, N . Y. Macomber, Francis Allen 900 Powers Bldg., Rochester 14, N . Y. Macon, Robert 463 Congress Rd., Rochester 19, N . Y . MacPherson, Roger D. 96 Viale Rariola. Apt. 7, Rome, Italy


MacTarnaghan, William George Hudson View Gardens, 183rd St. & Pinehurst Ave., New York, N . Y.

Madden, G. Carroll 33 Vick Park B, Rochester 7, N . Y. Madsen, Olaf A. 3974 Amboy Rd., Staten Island 8, N . Y. Madsen, Russell E. 11 Idlewild Pk., Watervliet, N . V. Magee, John G. 424 Wellington St., London, Ont., Canada Magnanti, Angelo 286 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N . Y. Maides, Richard B. 261 Overbrook Ave., Tonawanda, N . Y. Maizus, Solfred 5218 Tilden Ave., Brooklyn 3, N . Y. Majer, Frank 340 Great Neck Rd.. Great Neck,N.Y. Majewski. Robert R. 14 Drovers Lane, Dewitt. N . Y. Malaspina. Frank P. 305 Nimitz St., Jericho, L.L, N . Y. Malkind, Samuel Lewis 342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y . Malmros, Robert W . c/o Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw & Folley,

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7 Stratford Rd , Port Washington, N . Y. McKee, Harley J. College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University,

School of Architecture, Syracuse 10, N . Y. McKenna, H . Dickson Tippetts Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton,

62 W . 47th St., New York 36, N . Y. McKeown, Francis A. 3621 - 212 St., Bayside, N . Y. McLaughlin, Harold J. 515 Hickory St., Liverpool, N . Y. McMahon, Edward R. 1 Bank St., New York 14,N. Y. McNabb. James E. A. 2112 Edgemont Dr., Syracuse, N . Y.

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2081 Richmond Terrace, Port Richmond, Staten Island 2, N . Y. Milstein, Milton 515 Jackson Bldg., Buffalo 2, N . Y. Mink, Charles F. 724 Magnolia Ave., Ocala, Flordia Mirowitz, Hal I . 50 Court St., Brooklyn 1, N . Y. Mitarachi, Paul J. 360 E. 50th St., New York 22, N . Y . Mitchell, Joseph 339 W. 24th St., New York, N . Y. Mitchell, Kenneth M . Urbahn. Bray ton & Burrows,

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581 Beach Ave., Rochester 12, N. Y. 45 No. Lake Ave., Albany 3, N. Y. 301 Willis Ave., Syracuse 4, N. Y. 205 E. 42nd St., New York. N. Y.

420 Rock Beach Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 77 Hancock St., Brooklyn 16, N . Y .

Mowry, James Cracker H i l l Rd., R.D. 3. Binghamton, N. Y. Muddell. J. Edward 681 Old Kenisco Rd.. White Plains, N. Y. Muller, Adolf 286 Fifth Ave.. New York 1, N. Y. Muller, Bernhard E. Room 612. 30 Church St.. New York 7, N. Y. Muller, George J. 2400 Sedgwick Ave., New York 68, N. Y. Muller, Peter Paul 10 W . 33rd St., New York 1, N. Y. Muller, Theodor C. 37 Gramercy Pk.. New York 3, N. Y. Murdock. Harris H . Ridgefield. Conn. Murphy, A. Whitney 55 Church St., White Plains. N. Y. Murphy. Henry V. 1 Hanson PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. Murphy. Joseph A. 215 E. 37th St.. New York 16, N . Y. Murphy. Motimer J. 445 Franklin St.. Buffalo 2, N. Y. Murray. Miller 28 Beut Lane, Levittown, N. Y. Murray, William M . 1961 South Park Ave.. Buffalo 20. N . Y. Murrell. Raymond D. 68 State St., Pittsford, N . Y. Myller, Ralph 645 E. I4th St.. New York 9. N. Y.

N Nadel. Toby 420 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. N. Y. Naetzker, Julian Willson 28 Chautauqua Ave., Lakewood, N. Y. Nanos, Peter C. 31 Ridgewood St., East Northport, N. Y. Nappi, Anthony T. 189 Montague St., Brooklyn 1,N. Y. Nathan. Fritz 640 Fort Washington Ave., New York, N. Y. Nathan, Gabriel 1260 Central Ave., Far Rockaway 91. N . Y . Necarsulmer, Edward 21 E. 87th St., New York. N . Y . Ncely. Donald A. 89 Alcott Rd.. Rochester 13. N . Y . Neivert, Marvin J. 93-40 Queens Blvd.. Rego Park. N . Y . Nelson. George 18 E. 50th St.. New York 22. N . Y . Nelson. John T. 101 Park Ave.. New York 17. N . Y . Nelson, Paul Daniel 13 Grace Court Alley. Brooklyn 1. N . Y . Nelson, Roy F. Urbahn, Brayton & Burrows,

635 Madison Ave., New York 21, N . Y . Nemeny, George 157 W. 57th St., New York 19. N . Y . Neufeld. Joseph 133 Fifth Ave., New York, N . Y. Neumann, Herbert W . R.F.D. 1, Northport, N . Y . Neumann, Herman 250 Fifth Ave., New York 1,N.Y. Neumann, Roy C. Sargent, Webster, Grenshaw & Folley,

243 State St., Schenectady 5, N . Y. Newer, Atto 132-42 - 60th Ave., Flushing 55, N . Y . Newkirk, Clement R. 14 Watson PI., Utica, N . Y . Newlander, Manuel M .

200 Syracuse Kemper Bldg., Syracuse 2, N . Y. Newler, Theodore 194 Croyden Rd., Yonkers, N . Y. Newman, Donald H . 168 Madison Rd., Scarsdale, N . Y. Newman, James B. 2 Park Ave., New York, N . Y. Newstead, Robert H . 531 N . Palmway, Lake Worth, Fla. Niemann, Henry O. 55 Lantern Rd., Hicksville, N . Y. Nienart, Benjamin 442 Grier Ave., Elizabeth, N . J. Niles, Leland Henry 365 Guy Park Ave., Amsterdam, N . Y. Nisita, Anthony J. l69 Greenway, New Hyde Park, N . Y . Nock, Samuel 291 Broadway, New York 7. N . Y . Noel. Auguste L. 2 W. 45th St.. New York 36.N.Y. Nolan, Humphrey 54 Grove Ave., Larchmont, N . Y. Noll. Robert 20 Cannon St.. Poughkeepsie. N . Y. Nordheim, Henry 565 E. Tremont Ave.. Bronx 57, N . Y. Norman William Pratt Institute, School of Architecture,

215 Ryerson St., Brooklyn 5, N . Y . North, William Borsum 131 Passaic Ave.. Summit. N . J. Northrup, Charles V. 740 East Ave., Rochester 7, N . Y. Norton. J. Arthur Country Club Dr.. R.D. 1. Glens Falls. N . Y. Norton. Kenneth B. 535 Fifth Ave, New York 17, N . Y . Noska, Charles G. 501 W. Chelton Ave., Philadelphia. Pa. Nostrand. Robert Dwight

Box 396. Broad Hollow Rd.. Farmingdale. N . Y. Novak. Adolph 744 Lexington Ave.. New York 22. N . Y . Nowell. Jr.. Burton F. 14 E. 47th St.. New York 17. N . Y . Noyes. Walter F. 903 Park Ave.. New York 21. N . Y . Nugent. Walter M . 235 Nunda Blvd.. Rochester 10, N . Y . Nurick. Henry J. 66 Court St.. Brooklyn l . N . Y .

Obenhack. Charles F. 953 McKinley Ave.. Niagara Falls. N . Y. Ober. Frederick 316 E. 28th St.. Brooklyn. N . Y. O'Brien. Jr., John Larkin 1680 York Ave., New York 28. N . Y. O Connell. Paul C. 88 Field St.. Rochester 7. N . Y.

O'Connor. E. Jerome 810 Eighteenth St. N.W.. Washington 6, D . C.

O'Connor, Fred B. Chimes Bldg., Syracuse 2, N . Y. O'Connor, John J. P.O. Box 132, Kingston, N . Y . O'Connor. Robert B. 101 Park Ave.. New York 17, N . Y. Ogg. John W . 291 Broadway, New York 7, N . Y. O'Hara. Jr., Charles E. 45 E. Putnam Ave.. Greenwich, Conn. Okun. Abraham H . 162 Broadway. Monticello, N . Y . Olivares, Filomeno A.

86-17 - 139th St., Briarwood. Jamaica 35, L. L , N . Y . Olmstead, John R. 72 Excelsior Ave., Troy, N . Y. Olsen, Edwin Birger c/o McKim, Mead & White,

101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y . Olson, Harold J. 9 Central Drive, Plandome, N . Y. Oltman, Mrs. G. Franklin Hotel. 89-05 - 163 St., Jamaica, N . Y . OMalley. John 774 Carroll St., Brooklyn 15, N . Y . Ordwein, Louis 106 E. 81st St.. New York, N . Y. Orlando, Joseph 5 Beekman St., New York 7, N . Y . Orthmann, Albert Hugo P.O. Box 154, Shenorock, N . Y. Osadca, Apollinare 67-74 Selfridge St., Forest Hills, N . Y . Overbeck, Wil l iam H. 46 Edgewood Rd., Linden, N . J. Ovodow, N . Norman 64 Bayberry Lane, Westport, Conn. Owre. Erling 53 Fort H i l l Circle, New Brighton. S. I . , N . Y .

Palermo. Frank Charles 796 Seventh St., Buffalo 13, N . Y . Paletta. Arthur G. 728 E. 231st St., Bronx. N . Y. Palm. Sterling M . 171 Great Neck Rd., Great Neck, L. I . , N . Y . Pancaldo, Carl E. 113 W 57th St., New York 19, N . Y . Park, Mrs. Helen G. 102 Maiden Lane. New York 5, N . Y. Parker. Thomas L. Parker-Soper. Arch..

Chamber of Commerce Bldg.. Watertown. N . Y . Parks. Douglas Red M i l l Rd.. Rensselaer, N . Y . Parks. Ralph H . 133 East Ave.. Rochester 4, N . Y . Parrette. Allen C. Eggers & Higgons.

100 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N . Y. Pasucci. Michael A. St. Andrews Lane. Glen Cove. N . Y . Passarell, Jorge Julia P. O. Box 9161. Santurce, Puerto Rico Passell. Irving H . 2575 Jerome Ave.. New York 68. N . Y . Patrizio, Arduino J. 75-44 - 184th St., Flushing. N . Y . Patterson. Roger L. 222 Somerville Rd., Tonawanda, N . Y . Patterson, Will iam Frederick

315 Rushmore Ave., Carle Place, N . Y . Paufve, R. F. 9 Alden Ave., Tuckahoe 7, N . Y . Paul, Edwin H . 75 Blenis PI., Valhalla, N . Y . Paul, John M . 79 Wayne Ave., White Plains, N . Y . Paul, Samuel 89-51 - I64th St., Jamaica 3, N . Y . Pearlman, George Gerson 71 Brookedge, Buffalo 21, N . Y . Pease, Robert Glenn 11 Drovers Lane, Dcwitt 14, N . Y . Peck, James Ware 4 Brookside Ave., Pelham, N . Y . Peck, Ronald M . 44 Keeler Ave., Merrick, N . Y . Peckham. Jr., Arthur Harrison

Room 1601, 113 W . 57th St.. New York 19. N . Y . Peder.son. Thorvald 200 Syracuse Kemper Bldg.. Syracuse 2. N . Y . Pei, leoh Ming 385 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y . Pelham, George F. 80 Fifth Ave., New York, N . Y. Pellegrino, Vincent 140 Cedar St., New York 6. N . Y . Pelton. Samuel 34-24 - 77th St., Jackson Heights. N . Y . Pereira, Hal c/o Paramount Pictures Corp.,

5451 Marathon St., Hollywood 28, Calif. Perez, Mario Patela 24l W . 108lh St., New York 25. N . Y . Perkins. Donald Ralph 6 Jackson Ave., Glens Falls. N . Y. Perlstein. Jerome William

120-44 Queens Blvd.. Kew Gardens, N . Y . Perry. Daniel 1213 Main St.. Port Jefferson. N . Y . Persich, Douglas J. 570 Seventh Ave., New York 18, N . Y. Pessolano, Anthony Francis Box 1648, Balboa, Canal Zone Peters, Donald Edward 81 Rustic PI., Staten Island 8, N . Y . Petrie, Frederick D. 526 W. Church St., Elmira, N . Y . Petrilli, Carl J. 42-22 Murray St., Flushing 55, N . Y . Petroff, Serge P. Chas. Luckman Assoc.,

24 E. 51st St., New York 22, N . Y'. Petrucci, Ferdinand A. 100 Gibbs St., Box 506, Rochester. N . Y . Peyser. Arthur 100 Stevens Ave., Mt. Vernon, N . Y . Pfluke, lohn D. 548 Allen's Creek Rd., Rochester 18, N . Y . Pfohl, Louis H. 5-6-46th Ave., Long Island City 1, N . Y. Pfohl, Roswell E. 187 Niagara St., Buffalo 1, N . Y . Philippi. Robert C. 891 Ninth Ave., Troy, N . Y . Phillips. Edgar L. 1136 Granite Bldg.. Rochester, N . Y . Phillips. Herbert D . 165 W. 46th St., New York 36. N . Y . Phillips, Kenwyn E. 11 Atkinson St., Rochester 8, N . Y . Phillips, Vincent C. 3 Knapp Ave., Middletown, N . Y . Piedmonte, John Donald 1345 Milton Ave., Syracuse 9, N . Y .


Pierik, Peter G. Pils, Robert B. Pinto, Francis C. Pioch, A. Charles Pippin, Paul W. T. Pisciotta, Lucian Pitz, Donald Frank Prank, Kenneth R. Piatt, Charles C. Piatt, Geoffrey Piatt, William Pleus, Frank Plog, Charles F. Podd, Stanley C. Poehler, George F. Pohle, Arthur J. Pokorny, Jan Hird Pollack, Harry A. Pomerance, Ralph Poor, Alfred E. Porter, Frederick L. Posey, Robert K.

Poshva, Robert E. Post, Edward E. Potts, Richard Moncrieff Potter, William Powers, Gordon Edward

Room 704 Prescott. William O. Price, Carl Price, Chester B. Prince, Harry M . Prober, Abraham Prokosch. Walter

303 Jane Dr., Syracuse 9, N . Y. 1062 Henhawk Rd., Baldwin, N . Y.

225 Rich Ave., Mt. Vernon, N . Y. 1136 Granite Bldg., Rochester 4, N . Y.

21 Shore Acre Dr., Old Greenwich, Conn. 3011 Barnes Ave., Bronx, N . Y. 21 Richlee Dr., Camillus, N . Y.

M)()K Washington St., Watertown. N . Y. 17 Park Ave.. New York 16, N . Y. 101 Park Ave., New York 17. N . Y.

101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 5755 Faraday Ave., New York 71, N . Y .

243 State St., Schenectady 5, N . Y. 361 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N . Y.

AO liast lind Ave., New York 28, N . Y. 39 Attridge Rd., Churchville 2, N . Y. 306 E. 51st St., New York 22, N . Y.

159-07 - 46th Ave., Flushing, N . Y. 640 Third Ave.. New York 17, N . Y .

400 Park Ave.. New York 22, N . Y. 31 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, N . Y.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 425 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y . 357 Flanders PI., Rochester 19, N . Y. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 100 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N . Y,

800 Second Ave., New York 17. N .Y,

Proskauer, Irving Proskaucr. Ralph I . Protopapas, Archie Prowler, Stanley M Pruitt, Van F. Purdy, Earl

15 W. 44th St., New York 36, N . Y. 551 - 2nd St., Brooklyn 15, N . Y .

2741 Sedgwick Ave., New York 68, N . Y. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y .

n i l Ocean Ave.. Brooklyn 30. N . Y. c/o Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton.

Engineers, 62 W. 47th St., New York 36, N . Y. 383 Pearl St., Brooklyn, N . Y. 395 Pearl St., Brooklyn, N . Y.

112 E. 19th St., New York 3, N . Y. 558 Madison Ave., New York 22, N . Y.

101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y . 121 Wellington Rd., New Rochelle, N . Y.

Q Quackcnbush, John

Delaware & Hudson Bldg., The Plaza, Albany 7, N . Y. Quenlin, Robert Charles 244 Bronxville Rd., Bronxville, N . Y. Quinlan, Frank M . 2 54 Sandalwood Dr., Rochester 16, N . Y . Quinlivan, John D.

Raad, Thomas O. Rabenold, Wilmer B. Rabineau, Eli Benjamin Rado, Ladislav L. Radoslovich, Michael L

26 Rahill, Peter J. Rahm, August J. Rahman. Robert Rahn, Katherine Ramirez, Rene O. Ramming, Walter J. Rampullo, Philip V. Ramsey, Charles G. Rand, William Randall, Henry Martyn Randazzo, Frank Rapaport, Stanley Rausch, Henry Raymond, Antonin Raymore, Henry Bond Read, Edwin M . Reed, Edward Reed, Robert J. Regetz, Fred D. Reichel, Paul A. Reiley, Robert J. Reilly 2nd., J. LeRoy Reilly, Paul C. Reiman, Don Paul Reinhard, L. Andrew

420 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N . Y.

175 Fifth Ave., New York 10, N . Y . 318 E. 66th St., New York 21. N . Y .

45 So. Broadway, Yonkers. N . Y. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y .

Greenway Terrace, Forest Hills 75, N . Y . 6 H i l l , Rye, N . Y .

124 Beach Ave., Mamaroneck, N . Y. 37 W . 85th St., New York, N . Y .

75 Windsor Ave., Buffalo 9, N . Y. P.O. Box 2005, San Juan, Puerto Rico 314 E. 201st St., New York 58, N . Y .

913 Van Duzer St., Staten Island 4, N . Y . 25 W. 44th St., New York, N . Y.

169 Canterbury Rd., Rochester 7, N . Y . 100 Main St., Port Jefferson, N . Y.

383 Pearl St., Brooklyn, N . Y. 889 Port Dr., Mamaroneck, N . Y.

35 I^fayette St., White Plains, N . Y . 101 Park Ave.. New York 17. N . Y . Half Hollow Rd.. Huntington. N . Y.

141 Main St.. Brockport. N . Y. Girdle Rd., East Aurora, N . Y.

420 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N . Y. 7 Irving Terrace, Cambridge, Mass.

62 State St., Pittsford, N . Y. 45 W . 45th St., New York 36, N . Y.

Ridgecroft. Tarrytown, N . Y. 111 Fifth Ave., New York. N . Y.

Box 301. Scarborough, N . Y. 24 Hemlock Rd.. Bronxville 8. N . Y.

Remeta, Daniel

Renner. William F. Renner, Jr., William E. Reschke, John B. Resnick, Louis Resnick, Paul Resnikoff, Abraham Retta, Joseph A. Reuling, August

Reuter, Frederick Henry Reutsershan, Quentin L. Reynolds, W. Newell Rhatigan, Richard Thomas Riaboff. Boris

Ammann & Whitney, 111 Eighth Ave., New York 11, N . Y .

633 S. Warren St.. Syracuse. N . Y. 219 Camillus Dr.,-Camillus, N . Y.

678 Eighth Ave., New York. N . Y. 169 Eagle Dr.. Emerson. N . J.

1127 E. 17th St.. Brooklyn 30. N . Y. 2160 Holland Ave.. Bronx. N . Y.

124 McDougall St.. New York. N . Y. c/o McKim. Mead & White,

101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 23 E. 26th St., New York 10, N .

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16 Allan PI.. East Northport, N . 404 Littleworth Lane, Sea Cliff, N .

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Shorewood Dr., Rochester 17, N . Y. 576 E. 31st St., Brooklyn 10, N . Y . 137 Avondale Rd., Harrison, N . Y.

35 W. 53rd St., New York, N . Y. 2, Hennaberry Rd., Jamesville, N . Y.

96 Genesee St., Auburn, N . Y. 39 Ingram St., Forest Hills 75. N . Y. 221 Springville St., Buffalo 14. N . Y .

81-10- 135th St., Kew Gardens 15, N . Y . 24 W . 45th St., New York 18, N . Y.

1006 N Decatur St., Watkins Glen, N . Y. 560 Monserrate, Santurce, Puerto Rico 440 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N . Y

Rippcteau, Darrel Downing 1402 Washington St., Watertown

104 Lexington Ave., New York 187 Niagara St.. Buffalo 1

RD. 1, Harwood Lane, E. Rochester 8 Grace St., Baldwin. L. I .

Roberto, Joseph J. Roberts, Harold P Roberts, W. P. Robertson, John Robertson, John Wallace Robertson, T. Markoe Robin, Edwin J. Robinson, Beverley Robinson, James E, Roche, Hyman Roche, Max Rodman, Harry E.

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441 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N . 3201 Porter St., N.W., Washington 8. D . C.

498 Putnam Ave.. Brooklyn 21, N . Y . P. O. Box 397. Clifton. N . J. P.O. Box 397. Clifton, N . J.

School of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N . Y.

65 Lakeland Ave., Staten Island 14, N . Y . 219 E. 44th St, New York 17. N . Y .

409 Westchester Ave., Mt. Vernon, N . Y. 3491 Delaware Ave.. Buffalo 17, N . Y.

Ro'hdenburg. Theodor K. School of Architecture, Columbia University, New York 27, N . Y.

Rola, Alfred 3 Allen St., New York 2, N . Y. Rolleston, William Anthony

176 No. Columbus Ave., Mt. Vernon, N . Y. Dobbs Ferry. N . Y .

224 Rock Rd., R.F.D. 2, Hawthorne, N . J. 1425 Erie Blvd. E., Syracuse 3, N . Y.

Voorhees. Walker. Smith & Smith. 101 Park Ave.. New York 17. N . Y.

75 Beverly Ave., Albany 6, N . Y.

Roehrig, William E. Rogers, Francis D. Rogers, Harold B. Rogers, Trevor W .

Rome, Lyford Romney, Hugh N . Roock, Edward Roorda, Frank J.

Rosch, I I I , Frank J. Rose, Morton Jessup

124 W Rosen, Rishon Seymour Rosenberg, Karl W . Rosenberg, Robert Hays Rosenblum, Samuel Resenfeld, Max Rosenfield, Arthur H. Rosenfield, Lsadore Rosenfield, Zachary Rosenthal, Leon Ross, Frank J. Ross, Jr., Joseph A. Roth, Richard Roth, Jr., Richard Rothenberg, Morris Rothmann, Alfred A.

Rothslein, Arnold Rothstein, Morris Retunno, N . A. Rowlands, Ellis Maurice Rucinski, Ronald R. Rudolph, George C. Ruge, Raymond Arnold

30th St. Penthouse, New York 1, N . Y. 22 Plymouth PI., White Plains, N . Y.

205 E. 42nd St., New York, N . Y. 131 E. 55th St., New York 22, N . Y .

10 E. 40th St., New York, N . Y. 89-31 - 161st St.. Jamaica. N . Y.

114 E. 32nd St., New York 16, N . Y . 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N . Y. 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N . Y. 371 Deer Park Ave., Babylon. N . Y.

281 E. 24lst St., Bronx 70. N . Y. 68-22 Utopia Pkwy.. Flushing. L. I . . N . Y.

400 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y . 400 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y .

2241 E. 29th St., Brooklyn, N . Y. c/o La Pierre, Litchfield Sc Partners,

292 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y . 186 Joralemon St., Brooklyn 2, N . Y. 186 Joralemon St., Brooklyn 2, N . Y.

120 Dorset Rd., Syracuse 10, N . Y. 6 Hudson Dr., Troy. N . Y. Box 67. Loudonville. N . Y.

155 E. 44th St.. New York. N . Y. 318 Main St.. Cornwall, N . Y.


Rusciano, George J. Russo, Enrico A. Rutes, Walter A.

Rutkins, Harry B. Ryan, Edmond J. Ryder, Alfred H . Ryder, John M .

601 E. Tremont Ave., New York 57, N . Y. 4319 Wilder Ave., Bronx 66, N . Y.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 425 Park Ave., New York 22, N . Y. 40 W . 77th St., New York 24, N . Y.

10 Oak St., Plattsburg, N . Y . 1926 E. 28th St., Brooklyn 29, N . Y.

122 Jay St., Schenectady, N . Y.

Schreiber, Max B. Schulke. Paul Schulman, Solomon Schultz, Alfred W . Schuiz, Paul Schuman, Sam Schwartz, Michael D.

98 Van Cortlandt Park S., Bronx 63, N . Y. 452 Fifth Ave., New York 18, N . Y.

161-10 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica 32, N . Y. 310 N . Manlius St., Fayetteville, N . Y. 107 W. 43rd St., New York 36, N . Y.

369 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N . Y. 112 E. 19th St., New York, N . Y.

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Slocum Hall, Syracuse University, Syracuse 10, N . Y . Sattelberg. Ronald E. 201 Dickinson Rd., W. Webster, N . Y. Saunders. Irving S. 23 Club Dr.. Roslyn Heights, L. I . . N . Y . Savignano, Ferdinand 6005 -l4th Ave., Brooklyn 19,N.Y. Saxe, N . C 436 Arlington Rd, Cedarhurst, L . L . N . Y . Sayer, Jack M . Champlain, N . Y. Sayers, John Frederick 1153 Ardsley Rd, Schenectady, N . Y. Scacchetti, Iûrence 610 Sixteenth St., Union City, N . J. Scali, Dominic 43-17- 159th St., Flushing. L . L . N . Y . Scannell, Robert H. 125 Parkway Rd., Bronxville, N . Y. Scesa, Louis 21 Bedford PI., Yonkers,N.Y. Schaar, William R. 315 Richfield Ave., Syracu.se 5, N . Y. Schaardt, W. Thomas 2099 Bellmore Ave., Bellmore, N . Y. Schade, C. A. 159 Ontario St., Albany, N . Y . Schaeffler, Joseph C. 78 Irving PI., New Rochelle, N . Y. Schafran, Joseph 133 W . 72nd St., New York 23, N . Y . Schaus, C. F. West Charlton, RD. 3, Amsterdam, N . Y. Scheer, Leonard 205 E. 42nd St., New York 17. N . Y . Scheffer, Henry Paul 6 Barberry Court, Amityville, N . Y. Scheffler, George 49 Stevens Ave., Hempstead, N . Y. .Schein, William 94o Grand Concourse, New York 56, N . Y. Scheiner, James M . 59 Clifford Ave., Pelham 65, N . Y. Scheiner, Samuel 1092 Merrick R., Massapequa, L. L, N . Y. Scherer, Francis R. 13 S. Fitzhugh St.. Rochester 14, N . Y. Scherer, Richard R. 252 W. 73rd St.. New York 23, N . Y . Schiana, Salvatore 261 - 76th St., Brooklyn 9, N . Y. Schiller, Arthur A. 30-64 - 41 st St., Long Island City 3, N . Y. Schimmenti. Michael 118 E. 25th St., New York 10, N . Y. Schindler, James Cherry Valley Turnpike, Pompey. N . Y. Schladermundt, Peter 205 E. 42nd St.. New York 17, N . Y . Schleman, Sydne Montgomery Rd., Middletown, N . Y. Schlendorf. M . Allan 356 Fulton St., Brooklyn l . N . Y. Schlick, John Joseph 8 Bridge St., New York 4, N . Y. Schmerl. Robert H . 64-04- 137th St., Flushing 67, N . Y. Schmidt, Carl F. 10 Rochester St., Scottsville, N . Y. Schmidt, Mott B. 14 E. 46th St., New York 17. N . Y. Schmill. Karl Sidway Bldg., 755 Main St., Buffalo 3, N . Y. Schnall. Judson E. 16 Court St., Brooklyn 1, N . Y. Schneider, Harry D . 775 Main St., Buffalo 3, N . Y. Schniewind. Elmar O. High Point Rd., Scarsdale, N . Y. Schock, William F. 6 Atlas St., Rochester, N . Y. Schoen Lee 19 E. 53rd St.. New York 22, N . Y. Schoenberg, A. W . E. 31 Hamilton Ave, Olcan, N . Y. Schofield. Clinton A. 331 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Schofield, George Munson 10 N . Broadway, Nyack, N . Y. Scholl, Louis Walter 1 Frostfield PL, Huntington Sta., L. L, N . Y. Schopfer, Gordon P. 1047 James St., Syracuse 3, N . Y. Schramm, Harry C. 152 Washington Ave., Albany 10, N . Y.


Schwartz, Robert Edward 18 E. 56th St., New York 22, N . Y. Schwartzman, Daniel Room 313, 12 E. 36th St.. New York 16, N . Y. Schwarz, Aaron c/o Alexander D. Crosell & Assoc.,

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800 Second Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Scovillc. Samuel c/o Mrs. Will iam R. Morley.

Lone Creek Ranch, Lone Rock, Oregon Seaman. Francis 140 Cedar St.. New York. N . Y. Searle, Leslie G. Long Branch Rd., R.D. 1, Syracuse 9, N . Y. Seccia, Eugene M . 50 Broad St, New York 4, N . Y. Seebach, Vincent W. 567 W. 186th St., New York 33, N . Y. Seeley, John M . 332 Ayer Rd.. Williamsville 21. N Y . Seclig. Irving 153 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N . Y. Seenewald, Arthur G. 190 Lancaster St., Albany 10, N . Y. Segal. Ralph 36 E. 40th St., New York. N . Y. Seiden, Abraham L. 420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N . Y. Seitz, Henry F. 9-15 Glover Ave., Yonkers, N . Y. Seltzer, Gilbert L. 101 Park Ave., New York 17, N . Y . Senesey, Nicholas J.

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•CIVIL DEFENSE Hippolyte Kamenlfa New York Chapter Co-Chairmon Henry L. Blotner Eastern New York Chapter Co-Chairmon

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•INSURANCE George J . Cavalieri New York Society Chairman

•LABOR LAW G . Morton Wolfe Buffalo W. N. Y. Chapter Chairmon

•LEGISLATURE Matthew W . Del Gaudio New York Society CoChoirmon Richard Roth Mew York Society Co-Choirmon

•MULTIPLE DWELLING Anthony DeRose Bronx Chapter Chairman

•MUI TIPLE RESIDENCE S. Elmer Chambers Central N. Y. Chapter Chairman

•PUBLICATIONS Charles Rockwell Ellis Syracuse Society Chairman

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AMONG OUR CONSTITUENT ORGANIZATIONS W a r r e n L. H e n d e r s o n

Architect Paul Rudolph Makes Discerning Comments

From the "Bay State Architect", bullflin of liie Massa-• luisclls Stale Association of Arcliilccts:

"Familiar landmarks of great hulk disappear today in New York and are replaced by cellophain -u rapped liiatils. hut there is j!;reat apathy ovei the depose<!. and the character of that which replaces I hem. I iileresi ingly enough, only one journal runs regular criticpies concerning these phenomena. The only thing tfiat stays tlie same in New York are the streets, althouL'li I lie ratio of eticlose<l iisahle space to vehicular space was thought to he uid»(>aral)le thirty years ago. The immher of miles of elevators long ago overtook the miles of streets. This building orgy has produced more atrocities than any other period. Why?

"Today Park Avenue has e\|)l<)(le(l. By 1961 the area from Grand Central to the Sixties will be almost completely rebuilt with billboard-like buildings, each shouting for as much attention as possible. The area will have two of the country's best (Seagram and Lever) , and some of the worst. It is tragic that often the best is compromised by its neighbors.

"The post World War I I decades may eventually be called by architectural historians 'The Kise and Fall of the Curtain Wall.' The alignment of curtain-walled buildings alongside our endless streets large rolls of wallpaper pasted on. Sometimes the wallpaper appears as if it were about to crumple and fall. The window wall mamifac-turers are jumping. Driving around New York is rather

like Hipping through pages of the window manufacturer's catalogues, except it is interrupted by the stamped metal sta(n|)e(lc.

"So far the grill gripe hasn't hit the city. The reduction of everything to a rectangle is an outgrowth of the modular <oncept and the machine process, but one inevitably longs for buildings conceived in terms of light ami shadow as well as for their reflective quality. Furthermore these office blocks seldom respect that age-old principle that the design of an element close at liami varies fioni that at a distance. We are more concerm^d with the first three or lour floors than the upper ones, yet few of our buildings take this into consideration.

"Finally, if we are to do justice to New York, we must make use of the most talented architects rather than the handful who are rebuilding New York and ( an be counted on to 'play the game'. Building has become so complicated ami expenditures so great that an owner is most interested in the archilec t as a business administrator and technician. The ownei merely hopes his architect is also an artist.

"The public has shown that it appreciates that which is really good, such as Kockefeller Plaza, Seagram, Lever House, and the Manufacturers Trust. One remembers that Venice was created by a great commercially minded society, but beauty was important to them. A society gets only that uhich it demands".

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'] lie olhei (lay, the Daily \<'ws, an exponent of \ isual iiumor, headed its lead editorial " S C H O O L D I S C U S S I O N . " Mayor Wagner and the New York ( j t y Board of Kducation want an amendment to the state constitution that will let the city borrow five hunched million dollars more than the legally fixed debt limit, to catch up with a great lag in school construction, and the News is fighting the amendment—possibly because it fears that a general rise in the level of education would constitute a threat to its circulation, now the largest in the country, "(icorgr Washington, Patrick Memy. Abiaham Lincohi and various other noteworthy Americans got pielty well echicaled in surroundings that couhhi't be called palatial," the ,Ycws said. Well , Samson grew u|) to be a big, strong boy in a day when there were no hospitals, but that i- -(arcely a reason to stop building them. The hero of the editorial was City Comptroller Lawrence K. (Serosa. (Washington, Henry, and Lincoln were just rung in to set him olT, like seed pearls around a genuine zircon.) Mr. Gerosa had issued a re|)orl that, according to a story in the Times. "was considered at City Hal l an effort to deliver a body blow—|)erhaps a knockout punch" to any new bond issue for school construction. In the report, the Comptroller said he was against it be-( ausc the Board of Kducation had been extravagant in |)lamiing the schools it had recently built: it had. for example, retained |)rofessional archi-Icc ls lo (h^sign buiblings for s|)ecific sites, instead of using a standard set of plans for al l . As another example, he iu)ted that "it has become tlie practice" lo put "a sink cabinet approximately six feet b)ng and a chinking fountain in each classroom," at a cost of about a thousand th)llars a classroom. It seems to us, remembering our public-school days long ago, one of the best ideas we've e \ ( M heard of. We recall the cjuarter hours of s(juilining, obsessed by a thirst that was not for knowledge, before we worked up nerve to ask tlie teacher's permission to go to the drinking fountain

in the hall. After that, it required minutes to gel recognition from the chair, who was not as sympathetic as in more clearly recognized emergen( ic-. and who had to deal with a dozen petitions per class period. We also remember the modelling clay that gummed our hands in the lower grades; the crayon and water color, farther along; the ink the wliole way through—all now susceptible to treatment without a meandering journey to the troughs in the basement. "Some seven hundred or more existing [older} schools wil l struggle along without such conveniences," said the Spartan Mr. Gerosa. who we bet has pkimbing on the floor whcic Jic works. A thousand dollars, divided by thirty or forty children and by thirty years, which is how long any sink or drinking fountain ought to last, works out to a nickel or so per beneficiary, and to one ten-billionth of a cent for every sciuirm averted. What really nobbed us, though, was the Comptroller's embellishments and unusual and costly designs" be "eliminated." Let a man put up the most embellished of lice buihling that ever gleamed on Park Avenue and nobody, least of all the income-tax authorities, wil l deny that the embellishment helps him to sell soap. But learning, according to Mr. Gerosa, must be put across in a |)lain wrappci. like some disgiaceful kind of patent medicine; the child must ho repelled from the start. One of the man's wildest bleats was occasioned by the use of colored brick, instead, we suppose, of oatmeal gray, which is a couple ol (h)llars a ton cheaper. In an age when people fall limply into molds, there must be nothing "unusual" about the design of the school the child attends, because that sort of thing might discourage him from becoming a uniform-(juality, honeless, cellophane-wrapped, tabloid-reading party-machine voter. As for "costliness," the third of the sins the Comptroller cited, it is hard to define. If we could get a new building so good that pupils would run to look at it. it would be cheap at the price of four office buildings and a pickle factory.

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\( tually the basis of the packaged boiler is the "Scotch Marine", for many generations the boiler used on board ship.

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The fire burns at one end of the center flue. The heat and gas move to the other end where a box awaits them. The three inch tubes all enter this box and lead the heat and gas back to the front end of the boiler into another smoke box, from which a smoke stack emerges. The tubes and the center furnace being surrounded with water, give up their heat lo generate steam or hot water. One weak point exists in these boilers, the tubes are prone lo give out in a very short time.

A wide variety of chemical treatments are being brought out. A few may have some merit, bul all of them require a type of brains, skill and faithfulness not usually found in the ordinary custodian.

Recently the Chemical Research Laboratory, Teddington, Kngland, has re|)orted in "Corrosion in Scotch Marine Boilers". This investigation was instigated by the British Shipbuilding Research Association, "because of the comparatively frequent tendency lo extremely rapid and dangerous cor-ro>ion in mild steel tubes in scotch boilers in Merchant Navy vessels."

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It lias often been slated that lliere are no . inj^h' means of realizing lar^f i ( M I I K I ions in - C I K K . I

l»nil(lin«i co-t. . and llie icsnlts of this sludy verily thai slalement. Ther<' arc ohvinusly FIO panacea-: it there were, they would alr<'a(ly have been <li-covered. Nevertheless, significant economies can be realized by the persistent accumulation of many small savings, and with the sincere cooperation of all parties concerned. It should he i<•( (»«;in/c(l. however, that the potential economies allributed lo many of the factors considered are not necessarily additive; some represent dilVerent approaches to the same general goal, so obviously must be (on-sidered as alternatives.

Examination of a mimber of economy |)otentials under each of the three categories,— building design, regulations and procedures, reveals that the second has little to ofTer, but that in both of the other areas substantial savings should be possible.

Whethei the possibilities aic greater in desi<in improvements or in revision of buikling procedures is debatable. The type of elTort required and the difficulty of the obstacles involved are quite different in these two areas, but both require attention. I f either deserves special emphasis, it is the matter of procedures. The potentials here are generally overlooked, while most searching for economy has been focused on building design. It may lie possible to save more money on a school by wise financing, or fortunate liming of bids than by all the design economy measures the most consci-eiUious plamiing can devise.

In evaluating the possibh" economies allribulable to building desi«ins, average design competency — if there i- -udi a thing—must l)e assumed as a li.i-c. in e-limating the extent of saving possible. It would be pointless t(» study and evaluate methods iind materials already widcdy accepted and generally nêd in llie inteie>ls of economy, or to dis-(!uss principles of good |)lamiing which have become axiomatic. Many such "economy measure-** might be listed, but llii- vvonhl constitute a review of progress rather than a forward look. Attention should Ix' focused, therefore, on the less tried and still debatable conce|)ts. but with full icalization that even llie-e ali«'ady have their proponents among the design profession.

Seventeen suggested "means of economy" related to building design ha\(' been examined in detail and discussed with various informed jiarties. Some of these are found to ofler little or no pie-diclable savings, and some ofiei- economies of small over-all significance, while others are certain to reduce costs but to an indelerminate extent. It

appears that the sources of greatest potential econ-nniic> in relation to design will result from the following:

I ) W ider use of modular plaruiing. rejx'titive units, and oil-site fabiicalion.

2) Hecognilion (»f the imporlanc*' ol jnainten-anc<' cosls, and consistent ellorls lo icduce them.

.• ) Objective research as lo the real needs in s(!ho()ls. aimed at reduc'ing arbitrary but unessential reipiiifmenls for structure and e(|iiipmenl.

Eight items were examined in evaluating procedures, and nearly all of these appear to ofiVr room for improvements which will reduce costs. The most important, however, in their potential effect on over-all costs, appear to be:

1) The uK'thod chosen for financing. 2) The competency of architectural services in

facilitating accurate bids and expediting the work.

As a result of this broad critical survey of various appKtaches lo economy, several basic facts appeal':

1) The architect is the key figure in the whole problem. The significant economies depend on skillful planning and competent over-all guidance, with experienced regard for long-term costs.

2) The local school authorities often contribute arbitrarily and perhaps unknowingly to unnecessary costs. Too frequently over-riding decisions a Heeling costs are ill-advised and opinionated, rather than being based on ob-jtM'tivt' factual data.

3) Tlieic are many op|>ortunities at the State level to piomote school construction economies. Any such measures would undoubtedly re(|nire additional funds and slafl', but would most certainly return in savings lai more than their cost. (Jiief among the neeiU which only the Stale can supply a ic : a. Objective research, directed at delermin-

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I). A |)rogram of cooperatiNc action by architects, engineers. l)uild(Ms, labor and linancial imerests, directed specifically at school cost problems.

c. The investigation, in cooperation with the American Institute of Architects, of the feasibility and merits of a standard format for school specification-.

d. A more inltMisive program of ad\ ice and instruction to local school boards on all matters affecting long-term school costs.

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I'lic illiistralcd talk on rnosaic iih'. s( fuduled for our January meeting (lid not materiali/c. and llic time al-lolled lo il was used i)y Chairman Cyhul lo announee and iniliale a series of seminars on suhjeels of vital interest lo our profession.

W . Iiad an illn^lralion of the li\cly interest which sueh seminar can provoke when the matter of prohibited individual advertising was compared with the apparently ap|)roved, or at least condoned method of costly public relation practices involving mag-nirK-ently groomed sales teams with lavish expense accounts for entertaining j)rospective clients.

There may be .some other incongruous features in our accepted codes of practice, which should be brought onl for (t|tfM discussion.

The series of lectures last term at l*rall Inslitulc. dealing with Structure ami Areliileeture wer<- a line cultural contribution by the Institute to the Community.

Dean (irossi and his aides deserxc our gratitude for tlie |)rogram.

The new officers elecled at llie

Council Meeting of January 5th. 1959, are:

President, Charles Spindler Vice President, Gordon Lorimer .Secretary, Guerino Salerni Treasurer. George J . (âvalieri

G. Piers Hrookfield. our Chairman of the Allied Arts Committee, reporls that the senii-amnial meeting of the Fine Arts Federation of New York was held on Novcrnber 2Slb.

\\ < ha\(' heard rinnours that the Brooklyn .Society of Architects is plaiuiing to bring before the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce a pro-|)osal to inaugurate a program of premiating the outstamling architectural achievenients currently accom-|)lished in our Boro.

we applaud sneli action and any oiu' aiding il.

A Committee to consider a merger of the office of the Archile» ts" Council arul the NY.SAA has been reacti-\ated l»y President Marry Prince.

The work will proceed under the Co-Chairmen, Trevor W . Rogers and Adolph Coldlirrg ami with the follow-in;' ( onnnillce member.-: I. P. Marks. 11. I. Feldinan. and (ieolTr< v \ . Law ford.

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President W. Newell Reynolds announced the formation of the Anchor (!(tnere[e |' il n e t s Architectural Scholarship Fund. Robert J . .Stoll. ( liairman of the Architectural Practice Conunitlee. led a panel discussion of mutual prol)lems of Archile( t-aml Engineers and problems between Architects and (Contractors. Rosw. ll E . Pfohl suggested that study be given to »'stal)lishmeiU of a central plan room by the Contra(;tors Associ-alion.

Plans were announced for the January Chapter meeting at which John \oble Kiehards. President of the Institute was to spj'ak on the subject. "An Arcbilecl Fooks to the I'niur. "".

C K N T R A L N E W Y O R K C H A P T F R

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c i n l a i l c f l basis. The Speakers Bureau. ( l i r e c U M i l>\ Ixoheil VaiiKeuren, will he a pari of the program, thi.s c a l l i n g

for volunteer service by members who ha\(' agreed lo parlieipale.

The meeliug. held at ihe School of \ r ( hile( lure. Syrac use Universily.

was very pleasant and the program picsenled by the students showed many phases of eurrenl undergraduate activity. I)ii< Sargent is justifiably proud of the Sr hool. whi< li is doing a splendid job of training future archileels.

The Pittsburgh IMate ( ,lass Company has presented a handsome glass plaque lo Conway Todd and Dan (»irou\ in recognition of their tasteful use of glass in the recently coni-pleted St. Thomas More Baptistry. The phH|U<' was displayed at the Jaini-ary meeting where it was greatly ad-TTjired.

James (airtin, Hussell King and Pedge Bagg m; l with Mr. Acheson and Mr. Kobson, of the (-onsulting Engineers Organization, on Thursday. January 22. at the Universily Club in Svracuse. A discussion was carried on rchuing to needs of improving the relationship between the Consulting Engineers and the archilecliiral offices. The following problems were felt to be most important: A stamlard spec ili cat ion procedure. ( oordiiuitioii and commu?iication between offices, juocedure for checking and apj)roval of drawings by government agencies, building dcparlments. (>l<-.. supervision problems and cost problems.

The group decided lhal there should be subcommittees ajjpoinled lo work touelher lo make an ofTicial ri'commendalion to their constilueiil organizations.

S.'udcnt Archileels Addressed by Toni ('rciishaw

in the ()( lagon. national AIA head-quarlers. a forum composed of sixty students, each selected to represent a school of architecture, was addressed re( (Mitly b y Chapter member Tom Crenshaw on "Architec lure, the Expanding L niveisf

Mr. Crenshaw's basic point was that both the scope of archilecture's a( tivilies and the need for the talents to fulfill these activities were growing. "Throughout history." he said, "the archileet always has <'mbodic(l both practical and artistic skills. He eventually emerged as the "master builder" during the Renaissance only to fall fallow ihroughout the 19th Century. Eater, with World War II acting as the eatalyst, architecture became allied with engineering to form


the rational conccf)!—a merging of practical talents, with no place for the dilettante."

"It was natural that post-war industry, accustomed to the wartime merger of architectural and engineering skills and resources, should demand their conlimiance."

Our own S. Elmer "Duke"' (iliam-IM IS won lh<' World Travel Pholofj-rapliy Contest. His unusual shot of the Cape of Good Hope at the tip of Africa was selected lo appear on the cover of the 10 January issue of Saturday Review and for his efforts and lalenls he wins a round trip lo Japan, (iongralulalions Duke, good show. Have a nice trip!

I A S T E R N N E W Y O R K C H A P T E R HI*I Lecture Series

"Aspects of Hotel Design" was the siihjccl of a lecture by William R. Tahler of New York on Wednesday. I elduary 11 at 2:00 p.m. at Sa^c Lecture Hall, R P I , Troy, New York. Mr. Tahler is a noted aulliniiiy on hotel design and construction.

At the Chapter meeting held F<'l)rii-ary 19th, Mr. Clifton C . Elather. Administrative Director. New York Slate Dormitory Authority, spoke on the operation of the Dormitory Au-thoritv- This organization is, surprising, a public l)enefil corporation, not a C i \ i l S« r\ice Agency. The Authority hires Architects and lels (oulrac is as an independent entity. Created in 1911. it really came into its own in 19IM jirimarily lo expedite the construction of self-liquidalirig buildings. The prime function, as created, was lo ( III red (ape and <iel the job done within lime limitations. In eirecl. their client is the Snitc I nixcisity.

Although architects hired by the Authority are given op|)ortunilics for expression, the Authority does make (dtain recommemlal ions. Research regarding cost factors and facilities is constantly in process. Compilation of standaids and fnidings is available lo retain architects.

The Authority has achieved nolahle success. Cost per student in New York runs $;i800. This is $900 less lhan llu' national aveiaê. yet \hv New York dormitories are superior lo many costing far more.

Archite(-ts are apjjoinled by a Committee and r('( ('i\ (' f for new work. 1% for preliminaries, 2% supervision and 3% working drawings. The working drawing percentage varies as work rc(piirc(l c l i a r i L M - .

(Less fee for duplication, etc.) A new law may shortly he in effect

which wouhl permit (he Dormitory Authority lo build any type of structure. This would be particularly advantageous to small colleges and possibly mean 200 million dollars worth of work lo the Authority.

If the H.H.F .A. bogs down, (he lax exempt bond issues of the Dormitory Authority may (onu' iii(o (heir o w n and many new a i (•lii(c((s woiiM be required.

Mr. Elalher's talk was extremely in(eres(ing as well as informadxr.

\ i ; \ \ V O l i K C H A P T E R .hiiiuarx Meet in is;

Al the "Reoular Luncheon Meeting'" held on Tuesday. January 27th. in the Dining Room, attended by 50 members, the following were nominated for positions on the standing Conmii((ec on Nomina(ions: Ronald Allwork. William E . R. Ballard. P'Jiz-al.ed. (:oi(. Alon/o W. Clark, I I I . l\ol)( i ( W . Culler, John Earon. Geor^M-lloldci ncss. and Robert H. O'Cornior.

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opened the meeting by presenting an .A.LA. Cerlilicalc each lo Me-sr-. W. Wilson \ lk in . Peter Hlake and Julian \ e sk i for their meritorious work in preparing exhibils of ontslanding examples of architecture in the Fnited ."stales today for the P).5<) InleriuUion-al F\j)osition in Hussia. Mr. .Alkin |>re|)ared the j)rogram booklet in Kiis-sian and Messrs. Rlake and Neski as-siste<l in selecting the e\am|)les of architecture.

The Committee was impressed with llie work done ibns far. and on the basis o f hiumcial advantage to tiie (aly. ini | i ro\cinenl of the area under consideration, inlluence for imj)rove-mcnl on adjacent a i c a s and loiiii range advaiUage to the whole fiowii-town area. re( (unnicnded that the Common Council accept the bid of the Lewis Empire Plaza Co., Inc. The (loinniittee also recoinniended the City proceed with tlu' Frban Re-tieual project. This latter project complements the Hedexclopment area.

(The Lewis (lonipany submitted the only bid and plans a construction program totaling 10 million dollars. I

The Committee urged that the City Council avail themselves of professional hel]) to assist them in reviewing those plan elements which war

rant further study. Il was speci(Ically s u g g e s t e d that highly (pudilled planning i i M i s u l t a i i t (U- an experienced slair planner be retained. The services of ihe (iomniillee were also o f f e r e d in an advisory capacilv.

This a|)|>ears to be an opporlnnit\ for our (Miapler to be of positi\e ser\ice and to assist in |)rogr(>ssiv<' -l( ps toward slum clearance and re-\ilali/.ing areas where deterioration has ( K c u r e d . The financial, physical, and |)sychological advantages to be gained strongly favor such action.

The design and conslru< lion of the Arctic l)islant Farly Warning installations was the subject of a well attended meeting of the Technical Committee. Monday evening. January \9. An excellent film b\ WV-lern Flectric C(unpany nuule for the F . S. Air Force was shown. Also color slides illustrating the design of the buildings - and the problems encountered — were presented and narrated by Mr. Gannett Herwig, partiu-r of La Pierre. Litchfield & Partners. \ i ( liile( |s lor the projects.

The Study (^roup (Continues The February meeting of the Hos

pital Study Grouj). on Wednesdax. February Ullh was devoted to "Automation in Hospital Laboratories."

The speaker was Dr. Paul C/allop. Chief of the Medical IJesearch Laboratory of the Long Island Jewish llos|)ilal and Visiting Assoc iate Pro-f e s s o i at the Albert Finstein (iollege of Medi. inc.

On .Saturday. February 28th at 1():(»0 a.m. there was a tour of inspection of the Lp|)er Queens Medical Center at 59-25 Kissena Roulc-\ard . Flushing. Oueens. Half block noith of llorac-e Harding Boulevard.

Phis is the newest center erected by an afllliatc of the Health Insur-aruc Plan I 11.1.P.) arul was designed bv a member of our (Chapter. Abraham W . (.eller.

March 12th. Percival (/oodtuan spoke at the Architectural League cm (aaflsnumship in Religious iiuildings . . . Marc h 26th at the League John lUirchard spoke on the works of Pier Luigi \ e r \ i . . . Dan Cooper, Architectural League \ .P. for Design |)re-sided at the meeting at League for "Craftsmanship of Ceilings" February 26th . . . Architrctunil Lea line's I'ro^nnu

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A . ' icho larsb ip o f $ L 0 0 ( ) open lo N e w Y o r k C i t y h i g h .school sen io rs p l a n n i n g to a t t e n d a schoo l o f a r c h i tec tu re was a i m o u n c e d b y the N e w ^ o rk ( i l i a p l e i of l l i e A n i e i i c a i i l i i s l i -t u te o f A r c h i t e c t s .

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T h e C u i d e w o u l d plot i h e l o c a t i o n , i d c i i l i f y and g i x c i n r n r i n a l i ( n i o n al l n o t e w o r t h y c o n t e m p o r a r y s t r u c t u r e s (s ince 1920) i n \ \ C s l c r n L i i r o p c . Nat i o n a l maps, s m a l l s k r l c l i r s o f t in-most i m p o r t a n t b u i l d i n g s , w i t h street addresses, names o f a r c h i t e c t s , c o m -pb ' t i on da le a n d b r i e f d e s e r i j i t i o n o f the b n i l d i n g s h o u l d m a k e t h i s a n out -s l a i u l i n g a i d to the I r a x c l e r . s i n d e n i

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T h e F r e n c h arch i tec t. H e c t o r G u i -m a r d is c o n s p i c u o u s l y re i resen ted i n the first sect ion o f the s l o w d e a l i n g u i l l i A r l N ( M i \ e a i i s l y l c .

I n the sect ion <levoh'd to w o r k f r o m the Bauhaus . the ( f t ' r m a n school f amous in the HQ's, f u r n i t u r e b y M a r cel B r cnc r . Mies \ a i i de i Bo l i c and \A' C o r b u s i e r is d i s p l a y e d . T h e last sec t ion o f t he .show, w h e r e m o r e recent w o r k is on \ iew i n c l i n l c s c l i a i r s b y A a l t o , B r e u e r a n d E e r o S a a r i n e n and a l a m p b v P h i l i p J o h n s o n a n d H i c h a r d K e l l y . '

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