TASK FOR ARCHITECTS.
, RESTORATION AFTER WAR. i (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. '"The word 'restrictions' i> heard loud in the land at present. There are restrictions of imports and building restrictions which no doubt affect architects.'' said the Hon. D. <;. .Sullivan. Minister of Railways, in responding to the toast "Parliament*' at the dinner held by the New Zealand .Institute of Architects. The Minister said the minds of those present went back to the part played in the development of the land by architects. In 100 year* almost a miraculous transformation had been effected. It was terrible to think what destruction had been caused in Europe durinjr the Great War, and it might be that somethin? similar would occur during the present war. Then it would be for architect* to restore what U?d been torn down.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 44, 21 February 1940, Page 8
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