Architect and engineer . , West Wing of Nunnery Quadrangle Palace at Sayil at Uxmal, Yucatan Maya Bulldingss at Yucatan Elevation and Plan, Study for a Peace Great Pyramid at Chichen Itza for the Pan-American Union. GROVER CLEVELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA . 29-32 Robert H. Ainsworth, Architect GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL, NORTH SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA . . 32-34 Harry Devine, Architect J E PATTERSON APARTMENTS, OAKLAND 39-4! Chester H. Treichel, ArchitectELEVATIONS AND PLAN, UNION PASSENGER RAILROAD TERMINAL, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ?^ John and Donald Parkinson. Architects 13
Architect and engineer . , West Wing of Nunnery Quadrangle Palace at Sayil at Uxmal, Yucatan Maya Bulldingss at Yucatan Elevation and Plan, Study for a Peace Great Pyramid at Chichen Itza for the Pan-American Union. GROVER CLEVELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA . 29-32 Robert H. Ainsworth, Architect GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL, NORTH SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA . . 32-34 Harry Devine, Architect J E PATTERSON APARTMENTS, OAKLAND 39-4! Chester H. Treichel, ArchitectELEVATIONS AND PLAN, UNION PASSENGER RAILROAD TERMINAL, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ?^ John and Donald Parkinson. Architects 13 15 Published monthly by THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER, INC., 621 Foxcroft SanFrancisco, California. W. J. L Kierulff, President and Manager: Fredk. W. Jones, Vice-President; L. B. Penhorwood, Secretary. New York Representative, The Spencer Young Com-pany, 299 Madison New York City. Subscriptions. United States and Pan-Ameican,$ a year; single copy, $ .60. Canada and foreign countries, $ a 73m9:!MJiX^ TEMPLE OF LATTER DAY SAINTS,POPE AND BURTON, ARCHITECTS NEAR HONOLULU. T. H. The loveliness of this architectural gem is enhanced by a series of pools leadingto the entrance through formal gardens. \Jjickltect & ENGINEER September, 19 3 5 Churches bi/ Robert H. fl illsoii Ecclesiastical Architecture in theHawaiian Islands is DistinctlyAmerican and Outstanding inInterest and Charm ower orBabel fail-ed through a confu-sion of tongues, hadthe people set towork upon a groupof temples at its base,they might haveachieved somethingas unique and variedas the church archi-tecture of the result couldnot have been as im-posing and has takenadvantage of theprogress in all thearts through the suc-ceeding ages. Here the severelyclassic but modernly-accepted Aztec de-
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