Volume 3, Issue 1build
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Features
Asphaltum Pavement
Gluing
A Drinking Fountain
The American Institute of Architects
A Glance at the Character of their Work, and its Influence upon the Growth of American Art
How not to do It
An Eighteen Hundred Dollar Cottage
St. James' Rectory, Fordham, N. Y.
A Dwelling of Moderate Cost at Rutherford, N. J.
Health in Schools
Decorative Painting
Stained Glass Substitutes
Invisible Nails
A Note on Watering Potted Plants
New Crematory in Paris
To Imitate Ground Glass
Composition for Making Artificial Marble
Specifications for Plumbing, Gas, and Natural Gas Fitting
A City Residence
Petroleum V. Nasby on Socialism
Brickmaking under New Condition
House to House Inspection
A Dwelling at Springfield, Mass.
A Cottage at Halifax, N. S.
Distempering Ceilings
A New Leveling Instrument
Advantages of Low Ceilings
Concrete Floor
The Tehuantepec Ship Railway
Air in Greenhouses
How to Grow Large Potatoes
A $2,200 Residence at Detroit, Mich.
Removal of Snow from Streets
The Grecian Architectural Style
A New Method of Glazing Sash
Paris Cement
Adamant—A New Invention
The Bee's Sting a useful Tool
Sandpapering and Polishing Machine
Combined Hammer and Planer
New Roofing or Staging Bracket
Design for a Tomb
Brick Pavements
How to Darken Oak
How to Measure Bridge Deflection
Home Furnishing
Washboards
A Lumber Roller
Cleaning Waste Pipes
Measurement of Brickwork and Masonry
Carved Design in Boxwood
Tile Roofs
Trade Surveys
Carved Oak Room
Gliding on Glass
A Residence of Moderate Cost
Ten Mile Cannon
Royal Society Medals
Egyptian Bricks
A Convenient and Certain Mode for Tempering Steel
Architectural Charges for Professional Practice
First Congregational Church, Minneapolis
A New India Rubber
Weathering Stone
The Coloring of Metals
A Hall Screen
How to make Paper Roses
Two Dwellings of Moderate Cost
Hemlock Lumber.—Southern Furniture Factories
Rosewood Stain
Coverings for Hot Air and other Pipes
Cross of Wheat and Rye
Mantelpieces from Old Dublin
The Greatest of Great Walls
A $1,500 Cottage
Laundry Hints
Errors in Planning Houses
A New Cement from Slag
Apparatus for Painting Shingles
Anti-Magnetic Shields for Watches
The Narrowest Houses in New York
Gas Lamps for Lighting Large Spaces
A Large Casting
Spontaneous Combustion of Wood
Notes and Queries
Hints to Correspondents