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...architect chosen to build the new Fogg Museum of Fine Arts is Mr. Richard M. Hunt of New York. Mr. Hunt has had a consultation with Professor Norton and will have the plans ready in time to permit actual work on the building by the end of March. Between $130,000 and $150,000 will be spent on the building itself. Mr. Hunt has designed among other things the Lenox Library, the Presbyterian Hospital, the Tribune Building, the residence of William K. Vanderbilt, lgden Mills, and Henry G. Marquand in New York; the Yorktown Monument; and the pedesdal...
...architect is Mr. E. E. Gandolfo of New York. The building stands diagonally opposite the Peabody Museum, on Elm street...
...commencement hall is being erected at Princeton. It is the gift of Mrs. Chas. B. Alexander of New York and has been designed by a well-known New York architect. The building is situated in the centre of the campus and is mainly Gothic in style. At each end of the front is a circular tower, joined by the vaulted ceiling of a lobby. Cloisters extend around the whole building and from these are seven entrances to the main hall. This is shaped like a Greek theatre and the seats are arranged in a horse shoe form. The stage...
...grand stand at Hampden Park, Springfield, of which plans have been completed by a Springfield architect, will shortly be erected. The entire number of seats will be twenty one thousand - six thousand more than last year. This increase is at the cost of all positions for tally-hos. The stand is to have twenty-six rows of seats, the highest row being some twenty five feet from the ground, and is to be five hundred feet long, by three hundred and twenty-five wide. Archways at both ends will serve as entrances, and between the seats and the field...
Plans are being prepared by a Newport architect for a new $100,000 war college building at Coasters' Harbor Island, for which an appropriation was made by Congress some time...