Word: architects
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...read the name Colgate & Co. This doorway leads to the new Colgate Salon and Showrooms, opened last spring, and to step through it is to step straight into fairyland-at least that is what those who visit it assure us. The Salon is the work of Howard Greenley, famous architect, and contains a complete display of Colgate products...
...broadcasted to several million people by means of a microphone placed in front of his mouth. The occasion was one of the most important which had ever taken place in that Cathedral, being none other than a dedication of the foundation stone of the enormous nave designed by Architect Ralph Adams Cram...
...editor of two professional magazines dealing with Landscape Architecture and City Planning. The latter is a recent venture in the periodical field. Mr. Eliot, who graduated from the School of Landscape Architecture in 1923, was formerly an assistant in the School and is now a practising landscape architect and city planner with offices in Boston. He is assistant editor of City Planning...
Last week a distinguished committee awarded a distinguished architect a new distinction-all of which was most to the taste of a nation in whose vocabulary this word is a favorite son. John Russell Pope was the architect. Secretary of State Kellogg, Will Hays, James R. Garfield, Lawrence Abbott, Elon H. Hooker, Arthur W. Page, Mark Sullivan, Charles D. Walcott, Irwin Kirkwood, Frederick C. Hicks, Hermann Hagedorn, were present at the meeting of the committee. The distinction was the choosing of Architect Pope's design for the proposed Roosevelt Memorial. The Association has appropriated $1,000,000 to build...
Since no particulars of Architect Pope's plan were announced, people speculated on what sort of memorial this was to be. They thought...