Some architectural problems of to-day
C. H. (Charles Herbert) Reilly
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1. Front matter2. I. THE CHARACTER OF OUR CIVIC BUILDINGS.3. II. OUR RECENT GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.4. III. THE OFFICE BLOCK.5. IV. BANK BUILDINGS IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.6. V. THE SMALL SUBURBAN HOUSE.7. VI. OUR BIG RAILWAY STATIONS.8. VII. RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS OF TO-DAY.9. VIII. THE USE OF THE COLUMN.10. IX. THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW STYLE.11. X. WHO DESTROYED OUR TOWNS?12. XI. ARCHITECTURE AND YOUTH.13. XII. COLOUR IN STREET ARCHITECTURE.14. XIII. EVERYDAY ARCHITECTURE.15. XIV. MODERN AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE.16. XV. THE CHOICE OF A SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE.17. XVI. WREN AS A BAROQUE ARCHITECT.18. XVII. THE ANTI-SOCIAL CONTRACT.19. XVIII. AN INDICTMENT OF COAL SMOKE.20. XIX. THE BUSH BUILDINGS OF NEW YORK AND LONDON.21. XX. BATH OR BOURNEMOUTH?22. XXI. REGENT STREET, OLD AND NEW23. XXII. FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.24. XXIII. LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL.25. XXIV. DUBLIN IN 1924.26. AUTHOR’S NOTE.