Word: exteriorizer
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...contract called for their completion in two years, but, owing to bad weather conditions and strikes, progress has been considerably delayed. As all the buildings cannot be made ready for occupancy before about the middle of April, the School will not occupy its new quarters before next fall. The exterior, on all but the Administration Building, is completed. Work is yet to be done on the cornice of this structure, and the upper sections of two columns in front and most of the columns in the rear have not been hoisted into position. The interior work on most...
...Smith, who is a well known artist, executed the mural decorations in the Boston Public Library, and on the exterior of Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia. He also made copies for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts of "Alexander Sarcophagus," in the Imperial Museum, Constantinople...
Work on the exterior of Emerson Hall is now entirely completed, and only a bust of Emerson by F. Duveneck, of Indianapolis, remains to be placed in the main entrance. In the interior the plaster, iron stairways and rough wood-work have already been put in, and the flooring of dark pine is being laid. The furniture, most of which is to be of oak, has not yet arrived. The heating plant, to connect with the boiler in Sever, is being installed. It is expected that the building will be ready for inspection by the middle of December...
...exterior of the building is entirely completed. In the interior the iron stairways and rough woodwork, and all the decorative plastering have been finished. On the third floor the windows and finished wood-work have been put in, but are still unstained. The flooring of the two upper stories will consist of a thin layer of cement spread over the rough flooring and covered by dark pine. The purpose of the cement is to deaden sound. Almost all of the furniture, consisting of quartered oak book cases, exhibition cases, tables and chairs, has been ordered, but none...
...exterior of the building is now entirely completed. In the interior the iron stairways and rough woodwork, consisting of floor beams and studs in the partitions, have been completed, and the lathing and rough plastering has been finished. All the decorative plaster and finished woodwork, however, is still to be put in. Dark pine floors, window and door casings, book cases, exhibition cases, tables and chairs, all of quartered oak, are yet to be made for the libraries and museums of the building. The oak desks and platforms for the lecture rooms will not be put in until some time...