Go BackThe Julian Street Inn – Shelter for Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details & Open lacework concrete trusses shot in place with gunite – Subcontract Agreement
05/02/1988Unsigned Subcontract Agreement between Oliver & Company, Inc. and the Center for Environmental Structure, dated 18-Nov-1987, for the construction of columns with ornamental capitals, lobby ceiling beams, the dining hall lacework concrete trusses, etc.; reference to drawings and specifications are noted.
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Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details
1987
Hand-made cast-concrete column capitals with ornamental details, his mouth being the water flow hole.
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Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Lacework concrete trusses with curved members shot in the air
1988
The dining hall of Julian street inn is the higher building volume of the complex; the hall, a sigle room, 30 feet wide and 50 feet long, was intended to seat about 100 people. When the shape of the volume ...
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Responses to six C.E.S. letters sent on 28Mar-88 regarding the following issues: Inaccuracies included in the AIA document submitted to HIP on 22-Mar-88; submission of monthly statements of account by the contractor; billing procedues followed by the contractor; efficient site management and C.E.S. subcontracts.
12/04/1988
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for Homeless: Column capitals with ornamental details: Re: Subcontracts. Informing on the status of the C.E.S. subcontracts and demanding for a timely issuance of signed subcontract documents
28/03/1988