Skip to main content
Scientific American
< Back to Archive
SA Builders
February 1899
Volume 27
,
Issue 2build
You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Sign In
Features
The Building Superintendent
The Influence of Pavements on Public Health
The Trade of Art Designing
A Unique Philadelphia Ballroom
Courses in Gardening
A Modern Cottage at Hartford, Conn.
A Residence at New Haven, Conn.
A Modern Dwelling at Forest Hill, N. J.
A Modern Dwelling at Bridgeport, Conn.
A Summer Residence at West End, Long Branch, N. J.
A Modern Dwelling at Springfield, Mass.
A Residence at Park Hill, N. Y.
An English Cottage at Larchmont, N. Y.
A Residence at Hartford, Conn.
A Residence at Overbrook Farms, Pa.
A Pair of Semi-Detached Residences at Prospect Avenue, Hackensack, N. J.
Ventilation of Gas-Heated Rooms
Hardwood Floors
England as an Importer of Lumber
A Chapter on Carpets and Rugs
A Novel Shutter-Attachment
The New York Botanical Garden
Ebonizing Hard or Soft Wood
A Sculptural Machine
Estimating
Metal Laths
The Best Period in which to Fell Trees
How to Prevent Great Waste of Heat
Art in Paris Streets
The “Rex” Molder
