Studio: international art (69.1916)

Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture

prepared for schemes to be W™** 6ROU0HT/ FERR7
put in hand after the war.
The advantage of the
course suggested is two-
fold—it gives immediate
employment to a large class
of professional men with
ripe experience, whose
services are not needed in
any military connection,
and prepares future em-
ployment for the building
labour which will become
available after the war,
when the arrears that have

accumulated since it *»" * _|L_£_^__^_joTOl"

began will have to be made

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S000-- MACLAREN SONS AND SOUTAR, ARCHITECTS

" THE STUDIO " YEAR-BOOK OF work will contain numerous examples of furniture,

nprAn attitt? a "d- fireplaces, wall and ceiling decoration, stained

DECORATIVE ART, ioi7. v ' , ,

glass, woodcarving, metal-work, pottery, porcelain,

This volume is now in course of preparation, glassware, embroidery, textile fabrics, &c. Designs

and the Editor is prepared to consider designs should be sent in not later than December 30,

with a view to illustration therein. An important addressed to the Editor of " The Studio " Year

section will again be devoted to recent work in Book, 44 Leicester Square," London, W.C. A

exterior and interior domestic architecture, while short descriptive title and the name and address

interior decoration and the general equipment of of the sender, clearly written, should appear on

the home will, as before, be fully dealt with. The each drawing, photograph,'&c, submitted.

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