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Looking at Clause 60 on page 16 of your précis , do you still hold that that is correct : " The suggestion that the work of the architect , either on a large or a small building , can be with equal competence carried out by someone with ...
Looking at Clause 60 on page 16 of your précis , do you still hold that that is correct : " The suggestion that the work of the architect , either on a large or a small building , can be with equal competence carried out by someone with ...
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An architect under our modern- day system is a person who stands between the building owner and the builder ; it is his duty to protect the building owner , to see that the building owner pays for what he gets and no more .
An architect under our modern- day system is a person who stands between the building owner and the builder ; it is his duty to protect the building owner , to see that the building owner pays for what he gets and no more .
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Of course from time to time wider points than merely individial cases arise , and when the London County Council , for example , sets itself to revise the whole of the London Building Acts , then of course a great many questions arise ...
Of course from time to time wider points than merely individial cases arise , and when the London County Council , for example , sets itself to revise the whole of the London Building Acts , then of course a great many questions arise ...
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-The note on steel frame buildings which appears on the memorandum , I think , must be read together with the note on reinforced ... Now we have been dealing with questions regarding the London Building Acts . Has the Institute at all ...
-The note on steel frame buildings which appears on the memorandum , I think , must be read together with the note on reinforced ... Now we have been dealing with questions regarding the London Building Acts . Has the Institute at all ...
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to force upon the building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I think I can give Sir Frederick every assurance that no such attempt will be made ; that so far from any ...
to force upon the building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I think I can give Sir Frederick every assurance that no such attempt will be made ; that so far from any ...
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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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