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Hotel Municipal en l'Ile: Proposition du Conseil Administratif pour l'Ouverture d'un Concours
de Imer-Schneider, M.E
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16 pp. text describing the criteria for an architecture competition for a municipal building in Geneva that appears not to have been realized, 9 excellent plates showing the winning building, including floor plans, cross sections, and elevations of the structure, which was designed in a neo Gothic style. 4to. Wrpps., spine damaged, edges chipped, covers slightly age darkened. N.p. (Geneva?) 1906. As of March 2024, WorldCat locates one copy in North America.
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- Hotel Municipal en l'Ile: Proposition du Conseil Administratif pour l'Ouverture d'un Concours
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- Imer-Schneider, M.E
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