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He may still go on using the term " Architect " ; he may describe his work as architectural ; he may do anything and everything that he was able to do before the Act . Then , Sir , we come to the case of the co- operative societies .
He may still go on using the term " Architect " ; he may describe his work as architectural ; he may do anything and everything that he was able to do before the Act . Then , Sir , we come to the case of the co- operative societies .
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On one side of the register is an Admission Committee and a Board of Architectural Education ; those two bodies control the entrants to the register . The Admission Committee control the entrance of all men who are at present in ...
On one side of the register is an Admission Committee and a Board of Architectural Education ; those two bodies control the entrants to the register . The Admission Committee control the entrance of all men who are at present in ...
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Therefore the Board of Architectural Education has been constructed , or an attempt has been made , a very genuine and ... representatives from the Schools of Architecture , representatives from the Universities , and , last of all ...
Therefore the Board of Architectural Education has been constructed , or an attempt has been made , a very genuine and ... representatives from the Schools of Architecture , representatives from the Universities , and , last of all ...
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Is it not the fact that there are more architectural students in the more modern Universities than there are in the ... wonder why you did not give more representatives to the Universities who are engaged in teaching architecture .
Is it not the fact that there are more architectural students in the more modern Universities than there are in the ... wonder why you did not give more representatives to the Universities who are engaged in teaching architecture .
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[ Continued . between them were at the time of the amalgamation the only bodies in exist- ence who were architectural societies . After the amalgamation , that is to say after 1924 , two other bodies then came into existence ; first of ...
[ Continued . between them were at the time of the amalgamation the only bodies in exist- ence who were architectural societies . After the amalgamation , that is to say after 1924 , two other bodies then came into existence ; first of ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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