Word: bricked
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...feet long and thirty-three feet wide and will be built on the south side of the present building. It will contain one large room to be used as a laboratory for elementary classes in chemistry, and also a basement for general use. The construction will be supported by brick piers. Cement plaster will be used on the outside so as to match the main building as much as possible. Work will begin in about ten days and the addition will be ready for occupancy at the opening of the University in the fall...
Final plans have been made for the addition to the brick building which contains photographic negatives at the Observatory, and the work of construction began yesterday. The building contract has been given to H. A. Bellamy & Co. of Boston, and the cost of construction will be about $7,000. The extension will be thirty-four feet long, twenty-nine feet wide, and thirty-four feet high and will contain seven rooms. There will be no basement, but the building will rest on a specially constructed concrete foundation. No wood is to be used in construction, except in the doors...
...plans call for old fashioned red brick and white limestone construction, in keeping with the sentiment of the old buildings in the Yard. On the ground floor will be a tiled lobby from which will open the various class rooms and the professors' study. The next floor will have the library, two practice rooms and the main hall of the music department, which will be used both for concert and recitation purposes, and will seat nearly 500 people. There will be a space available for building a pipe organ at the back of the concert hall...
...extension to the brick building containing the photographic negatives at the Observatory, will be built on the cast of the present building in the form of an ell about thirty-three feet long by twenty-seven wide. This addition, which will more than double the present capacity for storing negatives and valuable books, will contain seven fire-proof rooms, and a water-tight basement. When final plans are made, work will be begun, and it is expected that the addition will be finished by the first of next October...
...architects, Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, of Boston, designed the Infirmary in the colonial style, providing for the use of red brick and limestone as material. In every respect the building is perfectly adapted to its purpose, in location, in design and in equipment. It will accommodate from twenty-five to thirty-five patients...