Architectural Drawing (Classic Reprint)

The architectural and building terms will provide a working vocabulary and an acquaintance with building parts. The drafting room data will prove useful in the preparation of drawings. The size of the book and style of binding have been found by experience to be the most practicable for use on the drawing board. The help and encouragement of those architects whose work so well illustrates the text, are greatly appreciated. The use of drawings for buildings which have actually been erected, lends to the book a feeling of realness which could not have been attained by drawings invented for the occasion. Appreciation is hereby expressed also to J. S. MacL ean of Columbus, Ohio, for his practical criticism of the mill work details and especially toP rofessor Thos. E. French for his kindly interest and helpful suggestions and for his Introduction and Article on Lettering. W. B. F. COLUMBUS, OHIO, June,
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