Word: bulfinch
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...site of the dormitory is to be opposite the entrance to the Medical School at the corner of the Avenue Louis Pasteur and Longwood Avenue. The plans drawn by Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott, architects, of Boston, provide for a building to house 250 students and leave space for a future addition to house 150 students...
...architects competing are: Aymar Embury 2nd: R. M. Hood; Ludlow and Peabody, with H. F. Kellogg of Boston Associated; B. W. Morris, with Eric Gugler, Associated; Egerton Swartwont, all of New York City; Hewitt & Brown of Minneapolis; Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch, and Abbott of Boston; Professor J. J. Haffner of the School of Architecture, with Perry, Shaw, and Hepburn, Associated, of Boston; Guy Lowell of Boston; McKim, Mead, and White of New York City; Parker, Thomas, and Rice, of Boston; and Walker and Gillette of New York City...
...November the final stage will commence, and will be open to the six or less winners of the first stage, together with the following firms already selected for this stage by the University authorities: Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott, Boston; Professor J. J. Haffner and Associates, Cambridge; Guy Lowell, Boston; McKim, Mead and White, New York; Parker, Thomas and Rice, Boston; Walker and Gillette, New York. The competitors in the final stage will each be paid...
...other art. Despite that fact, architects are not famous. Buildings are not signed. Thus, men know of Whistler but not of Richardson who did the Trinity Church at Boston. Thus men know Sargent, but not McKim who did the Pennsylvania station in New York. Other great architects: Bulfinch, Latrobe, McComb, Pope, Platt, Hunt, French...
...than that services of worship and preaching were a part of the routine of Harvard College from the very beginning. I am not aware, however, that a special house of worship was provided until Holden Chapel was built in 1744. When University Hall was built by the distinguished architect, Bulfinch, in 1826, provision was made for a chapel in the upper floor of that building, the portion now used for the Faculty Room. This was used until Appleton Chapel was built...