Designed for concrete : 55 selected designs from the 1936 Pencil Points - Portland Cement Association architectural competition for the design of firesafe concrete homes / published in the interest of better homes for American families by Portland Cement Association.

Main entry:

Portland Cement Association, issuing body.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Chicago : Portland Cement Association, [1936?]

Description:

47 pages : illustrations, plans ; 31 cm

Notes:
Includes dimensions.

Resources:
Digital reproduction of CCA copy.

Subject:

Portland Cement Association Catalogs.
Portland Cement Association
Architecture, Domestic United States Designs and plans Catalogs.
Concrete houses United States Designs and plans Catalogs.
Portland cement Catalogs.
Ciment Portland Catalogues.
Architecture domestique États-Unis Dessins et plans Catalogues.
Maisons en béton États-Unis Dessins et plans Catalogues.
Architecture, Domestic
Concrete houses
Portland cement
United States

Form/genre:

Trade catalogs.
Catalogs
Manufacturers' catalogs Illinois Chicago 20th century.
Trade catalogs Illinois Chicago 20th century.

Added entries:

Pencil points.

55 selected designs from the 1936 Pencil Points - Portland Cement Association architectural competition for the design of firesafe concrete homes
Fifty-five selected designs from the 1936 Pencil Points - Portland Cement Association architectural competition for the design of firesafe concrete homes

Holdings:

Location: Library main trade catalogues 272171
Call No.: BIB 205402
Status: Available

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