Page 687 Advertisement 2

Progress, Volume XI, Issue 12, 1 August 1916, Page 687

sheds and playing areas, scale twenty feet to the inch ; ground floor plan to |inch scale; 2 elevations £inch scale ; 2 sections Jinch scale ; Jinch detail of some feature of building. /?0/\D ? C HA/MS s £ * $ 1 Co ' V \ •2. ' O I f—l : Estimated cost to be stated of school building only ; drawings of playing sheds are not required. Mr. H. Mandeno of Dunedin has kindly set this subject. Designs must be sent in, finished as above, under a nom-de-plume, addressed to Progress, 8 Parish Street Wellington, and marked clearly, ‘‘Forty-seventh Prize Competition” on outside with a covering letter giving competitor’s name, and address of employer. Designs to be sent in by October 10th. § Our 48th Competition. We offer a prize of £1 1 0 for the design adjudged to be the best for a Block of Three Cottages to be part of a Workmen’s Housing Scheme. The site is at the. bend of a road and contains 1 rood 20 perches which is to be divided approximately between the three cottages in such a way as to give about an equal portion of flower and vegetable garden to each. There is a building line 20 ft. from road boundary which must not be impinged upon by any building, all building must be kept behind this line but. need not be brought up to it. The cottages must be in one block with party walls where they are attached (to save walling). 3 A \\<y f W w The frontages need not be equal—it is more important to subdivide the land so as to make the best use of it for garden purposes. The plan of the cottages must be similar, but need not be an exact replica of each other. They will be two storeys in height. The accommodation to be provided for each must be as follows : 1. —A Living room, with 3 feet kitchen range, about 200 feet super. 2. A Scullery-Wash house, with bath handy to copper, stairs leading up to upper floor, and small store, and wood and coal shed, and be approached from outside —the two latter may be in a lean-to addition. Continued on page 704)