Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ved further recognition upon the inaugurationof the Consulting Architects in 1912, when he was appointed Chiefof the Bureau. MARTIN A. SCHMIDLINArchitect MARTIN A. SCHMIDLIN wasborn in Santa Clara. Cal.,March 15. 1881, and received hiseducation in the public schools ofthis city. In 1910 Mr. Schmidlin enteredthe public service in the Bureau ofArchitecture, where the placed him in charge ofthe Municipal Auditorium, the firstof the group of buildings to be com-pleted in the Civic Center. The great floor has an unobstructedfloor ar
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ved further recognition upon the inaugurationof the Consulting Architects in 1912, when he was appointed Chiefof the Bureau. MARTIN A. SCHMIDLINArchitect MARTIN A. SCHMIDLIN wasborn in Santa Clara. Cal.,March 15. 1881, and received hiseducation in the public schools ofthis city. In 1910 Mr. Schmidlin enteredthe public service in the Bureau ofArchitecture, where the placed him in charge ofthe Municipal Auditorium, the firstof the group of buildings to be com-pleted in the Civic Center. The great floor has an unobstructedfloor area of 38,380 square feet, hav-ing a seating space for 3000 people,while the gallery accommodates an-other 5000. This hall is roofed by alofty octagonal dome, 190 feet indiameter, and 120 feet above thefloor. To the east and west of the main hall are smaller chambers, ineach of which an audience of 1200 can be seated. The third and fourthfloors will be used as committee rooms and later as headquarters forthe different counties of MuxiciTAL Railways 71
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