School-house Architecture

School-House Architecture Illustrated is a fascinating historical work on school architecture from the late 1800s. Authored by Samuel F. Eveleth, a noted architect of the era, this book offers a range of innovative design ideas for school buildings. From discussions on ventilation and lighting to floor plans and decorative features, this book is an essential resource for architects, education professionals, and anyone interested in the history of school design.
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