Ernest Flagg
Ernest Flagg was an American architect in the Beaux-Arts style. He was also an advocate for urban reform and architecture's social responsibility.
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"2d. Saving space: By the utilization of the large volume of space contained in the slopes of roofs... by the reduction of floor thickness... by the utilization of space for lockers, cupboards, closets…"
"Interest. ...a design to be great must have great interest. ...the most potent of all ways to impart interest is to endow the design with beauty of form, and... the one which makes the strongest appea…"
"The ridge-dormers are placed in pairs, at the very apex of the roof. They are opened and closed only once a year—in the spring and fall respectively; and are so arranged that no rain can enter. ...if …"
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1857
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