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R. S. Voods San Diego, Calif.

writes mentioning

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Monolith Sponsors Second Architectural Volume By Requa

Further development of an architectural style distinctive to the West and particularly adaptable to concrete and cement plaster construction is promised by the announce- 'omised ment of C. A. Low. vicepresident and general manager of the Monolith Portland Cement companl, that Richard S. Requa, nationally known architect. has iust embarked upon another oldworld research tour. '

Mr. Requa'will gather rfrore photographic studies and architectural data for the compilation of his second book, a sequel to

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I/ice-President & General. Manager, his,,Architectural Details, Monolith companies' 'ip"ir and the Mediterranean." This work received such widespread favor last year, that two editions, published by the Monolith interests, were quickly exhausted.

Copies of the first book, made up of beautiful photographic art studies of old-world architecture especially adaptable to Western treatment, were distributed exclusively to accredited architects, technical schools and libraries.Its fame spread throughout the United States and even penetrated to foreign countries, according to Mr. Low, and a flood of requests were received for additional volumes.

Mr. Requa's book will not be completed for several months, Mr. Low stated, and will be distributed only to a selected list. as before,