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Het Bouwbedrijf : monthly magazine for architecture, engineering and commerce [(1924)-(1926) No. 7].

"Insley" plants for processing concreteTender according to unit pricesTendering according to unit pricesNotes.Notes.NotesNotesAmerica builds cheaper, high labor and material prices - Solid, lightweight housing structuresAmerica builds cheaper, High labor and material prices - Solid, light house constructionAmerican architectureAmerican architectureAmerican wooden floor constructionsAmerican light residential structuresAmerican tower housesResponse [regarding Stark's architectural perspective].Architect J.J.P. OudArchitectural innovations abroad France - Germany - Austria - Czechoslovakia etc.Architectural innovations abroad France - Germany - Austria - Czechoslovakia etc.Architectural innovations abroad. France, Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Etc.Architectural innovations abroad: France, Germany, Austria, CzechoslovakiaAusbau Arbeiten in Praxis und Unterricht [book review].Ausbau Arbeiten in Praxis und UnterrichtBathroom closuresBrick contra limestoneBuilding Goudsbloemslaan in The Hague. Architects: J. Luthman, R.J. Herman and J. v.d. Weele at The Hague.Building Pekingbosch in BaarnBuilding plan Amsterdam WestBearing suitable for piling and pulling, both above and below water and without guides or runnersPreservation of a historic facadeMajor Housing Development in CopenhagenMajor housing development in CopenhagenReflections on architecture [...] II.Reflections on ArchitectureReflections on architectureReflections on architectureReflections on architectureConcrete floor surfacesConcrete AssociationBlock of workers' houses in the Indian neighborhood in Amsterdam Architect B.N.A. G.J. RutgersBlock of workers' houses in the Indian neighborhood in Amsterdam
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Het Bouwbedrijf : monthly magazine for architecture, engineering and commerce [(1924)-(1926) No. 7].