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Articles 23521 - 23550 of 23632
Full-Text Articles in Architecture
1924-08-05, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-08-05, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from President Button requesting a sketch of buildings and roads for Morehead campus.
1924-07-31, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-31, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Location for classroom decided.
1924-07-31, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-31, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Olmsted Brothers describe campus plans to Joseph & Joseph.
1924-07-30, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-30, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
E. C. Whiting describes problems with land acquisition for Normal School campus and makes suggestions to rectify problems.
1924-07-28, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-07-28, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram confirming E. C. Whiting's visit.
1924-07-26, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-26, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram from Olmsted Brothers requesting conformation on E. C. Whiting visit.
1924-07-24, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-24, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram stating that E. C. Whiting can be at Morehead by July 30.
1924-07-22, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-22, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers offering suggestions on building construction sites.
1924-07-22, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-07-22, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram from President Button requesting immediate location of classroom building. No new land has been purchased.
1924-07-21, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-21, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram stating that topographical map will be mailed to Joseph & Joseph.
1924-07-21, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-21, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers informing Joseph & Joseph that they await the decision of the Board of Regents regarding land acquisition.
1924-07-19, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-19, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers that they await Board of Regents decision for site of new classroom building.
1924-07-18, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company
1924-07-18, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Joseph & Joseph requesting topographical map from Olmsted Brothers.
1924-07-16, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company
1924-07-16, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Joseph & Joseph requesting topographical map from Olmsted Brothers.
1924-07-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-07-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter stating that Olmsted Brothers wish not to supply a definite report on building location until Board of Regents decide on land purchase.
1924-06-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-06-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers regretting that E. C. Whiting will not be present for meeting of the Board of Regents.
1924-07-10, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-07-10, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from President Button that a site for the new classroom building be finalized to begin construction.
1924-06-07, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-06-07, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers encouraging President Button to purchase land to construct future buildings.
1924-05-28, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-05-28, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers acknowledging the receipt of letter and topographical map.
1924-05-26, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-05-26, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from President Button informing Olmsted Brothers that the purchase of land may be difficult financially for the school.
1924-05-19, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-05-19, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Report created by E. C. Whiting describing the politics involved in the decision to select Murray and Morehead as sites from the public normal schools.
1924-05-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-05-13, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram remarking that agreement to employ Olmsted Brothers ratified by Board of Regents.
1924-05-12, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-05-12, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Olmsted Brothers to President Button suggesting the purchase of land to enlarge campus for new buildings.
1924-05-08, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-05-08, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Preliminary study from E. C. Whiting on the campus grounds at Morehead.
1924-05-01, Morehead State Normal School
1924-05-01, Morehead State Normal School
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Telegram from President Button confirming meeting set for May 8, 1924 with representative from Olmsted Brothers.
A County Court House, Carl J. Thye
A County Court House, Carl J. Thye
Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design Theses & Dissertations
Design proposal for a city court house with the following parameters: This building is to be erected by the tax payers of a wealthy farming county, and is intend ed to be one of its public monuments. It should be, therefore, of a monumental character and every effort made to express in it dignity and simplicity well defined proportions, purity of detail, and appropriate materials. It should also be an ex- ample of good, sound construction. It is to be located in the center of a city known as the county seat, on a plot of ground 400' in width …
1924-04-30, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
1924-04-30, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
President Button acknowledges that representative from Olmsted Brothers will visit Morehead and present at the next Board of Regents meeting.
1924-04-28, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
1924-04-28, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter stating Olmsted Brothers will send a representative to Morehead to inspect campus grounds.
1924-04-25, Barret & Nettelroth Attorneys At Law
1924-04-25, Barret & Nettelroth Attorneys At Law
Olmsted Brothers Correspondence
Letter from Barret & Nettelroth that Morehead State Normal School plans to employ Olmsted Brothers to develop plans for the buildings and grounds.
Hog Houses For Nebraska, O. W. Sjogren, I. D. Wood
Hog Houses For Nebraska, O. W. Sjogren, I. D. Wood
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station: Historical Circulars
The material contained in this bulletin is a culmination of several years' study and investigation of the different types of hog houses used in Nebraska. It is realized that the plans given will not suit all conditions that may arise, but an effort has been made to bring out the essential factors so that the plans may serve as a guide in planning a house suited to particular conditions.