The Architects’ and Builders’ Journal.
Reading edition
Continuous progress has marked “The Architects’ and Builders’ Journal,” which may now claim to be the most up-to-date, the most widely read, and the best illustrated of all the architectural and building weeklies. Every issue includes a set of no fewer than six large photographic plates of architectural subjects, together with a double-page plate illustrating a measured or working drawing. Articles dealing with all phases of architecture and building are contributed by well-known men in the profession, while editorial notes deal trenchantly with current topics of professional interest.
Special attention is given to constructional subjects, all important new works being illustrated by means of photographs and drawings, with accompanying letterpress. Thus, the practical side of building is represented equally with the subject of architectural design.
A very complete list of Contracts Open is published every week, together with full particulars of all projected new works, competitions, etc.
Two other valuable features are the Special Law Reports, dealing succinctly with all cases of importance, and “Inquiries Answered,” under which heading experts furnish advice on various problems raised by correspondents.
Can be obtained of all Newsagents and Booksellers. Published Weekly. Price 2d. Every Wednesday. About 52 pages weekly. 12½ in. by 8¾ in.
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