Architect and engineer . RESIDENCE OF HOWARD WHITE. LODI. CALIFORNIAVICTOR GALBRAITH, ARCHITECT THE ARCHITECT AND ENGLNEER ^ 35 ^ MAY, NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE. RESIDENCE OF DR. GARY SXODDY. VALLEJO. CALIFORNIAFREDERICK L. R. CONFER. ARCHITECT THE .\RCHrrECT AND ENGIXEER ^ 56 ^ M-^V, NINETEEN THrRTi-FI\-E H om e s Speculative Builders wilt be Per-mitted to Use Prize WinningDrawings of New Ameri-can Style Houses JUST how badly the architectural pro-fession of this country needed workwas demonstrated when more thannine thousand architects entered the recentGeneral Elecric New America homecompetition
Architect and engineer . RESIDENCE OF HOWARD WHITE. LODI. CALIFORNIAVICTOR GALBRAITH, ARCHITECT THE ARCHITECT AND ENGLNEER ^ 35 ^ MAY, NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE. RESIDENCE OF DR. GARY SXODDY. VALLEJO. CALIFORNIAFREDERICK L. R. CONFER. ARCHITECT THE .\RCHrrECT AND ENGIXEER ^ 56 ^ M-^V, NINETEEN THrRTi-FI\-E H om e s Speculative Builders wilt be Per-mitted to Use Prize WinningDrawings of New Ameri-can Style Houses JUST how badly the architectural pro-fession of this country needed workwas demonstrated when more thannine thousand architects entered the recentGeneral Elecric New America homecompetition. Out of this number two thou-sand actually participated, submitting thatmany drawings and from which the com-petition sponsors awarded 52 prizes. T. K. Quinn, vice president of the Gen-eral Electric Company, has outlined thecompanys ambitions and meritorious plansin connection with these prize winning de-signs and if carried out they should provea considerable stimulus to the home build-ing movement. Mr. Quinn writes: From this competition we learned thatthe realism of the times is now reflected in^ New American design. Architects, thecountry over,
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