Julian Street Inn – Shelter for the Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details
1987Hand-made cast-concrete column capitals with ornamental details, his mouth being the water flow hole.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Unsigned Subcontract Agreement between Oliver & Company, Inc. and the Center for Environmental Structure, dated 18-Nov-1987, for the construction of specialized items, amounting to $98,972
05/02/1988
Subcontract Agreement for the construction of decorative columns and the column capitals with ornamental details, lobby ceiling beams, the dining hall lacework concrete trusses, etc.; reference to drawings and specifications are noted.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details: Cost estimate
06/01/1988
3-page detailed cost breakdown of the twenty precast concrete columns of the arcade .
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details: Cost-free clarifications
29/03/1988
Structural clarifications on the details of the arcade decorative column construction. Two clarification versions.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Precast columns and capitals with ornamental details - Photographs of mock-up
01/01/1987
Photograph of two columns with their capitals, built as mock-ups for testing geometry and construction techniques.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Precast columns and capitals with ornamental details - Photographs
01/01/1989
Two photographs of the details on the capital of an arcade column.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Precast columns and capitals with ornamental details - Photographs
01/01/1989
Two images of the details on the capital of an arcade column.
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Geometry and Fifteen Fundamental Properties
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Ornament and Function as Products of Unfolding
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Strong Centers in all Levels of Scale
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