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40 WEDGES OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE ROUND OUT A STRIKING 2000-TON ROOF The spectacular new Convention Center in Phoenix is roofed by prestressed concrete wedges supported entirely by peripheral T-columns precast in concrete. Wholly unencumbered interior space, 180 feet in diameter/ is effected by this unique design, along with superior acoustical qualities. • Concrete provided the design t versatility needed to achieve exceptional visual interest. The wedge-shaped roof, sections, radiating from a center ring, are oF^ alternating flat and "high-hat" double tees. This creates the decorative geometry of the roof line and also produces a dramatic "beamed ceiling' interior. • Everywhere today, concrete structures of all types are receiving recognition for their bold concepts and fresh, imaginative design treatments.
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HAN.OL CONTRACTOR. P..OO..... S t il T t 1 I R g S t U t C " installs and maintains, the building is ments are now heated, cooled and ventilated; elaborate commonplace. So transportation systems carry an amazing OUNCIU or CENTNAI we'll make a com• array of fluids and gases for remarkable monplace statement startling. • Briefly, to• distances under extraordinary extremes of day's modern structures have achieved a temperature and pressure. Complex con• new height of sophisticated fickleness. trols govern these systems, making their How's that for a start? Now, if you would, response automatic to the needs of the let us explain: • The typical commercial or building. • Thus, the modern building is industrial building contains several thou• not only fickle—it's depetidohhj fickle. The sand human machines in addition to the MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR is mechanical equipment you normally asso• uniquely qualified to accept the responsi• ciate with buildings. • Each one requires bility for making and maintaining depend• fuel, generates heat, discharges a variety of able fickleness in buildings — particularly waste products and desires certain levels yours. • Call him and see! • AND RE• of creature comforts. • Truly, the buildings MEMBER: When considering construction, must be fickle. And the MECHANICAL it's wise to first see a Registered Architect CONTRACTOR is responsible! • Through and Consulting Engineer. his elforts and the vital systems which he MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR'S PROGRESS COUNCIL OF CENTRAL INDIANA 5365 North Tacoma Indianapolis, Indiana 46220
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4 Official Journal, The Indiana Society of Architects, The Northern Indiana Chapter, The Central-Southern Indiana Chapter, Indiana architect/ and the Indianapolis Chapter of The American Institute of Architects.
MAY / 1967 VOLUME XI / NUMBER 1
Roster Issue
TABLE OF CONTENTS
7 CONVENTION PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Architectural technology, Notre Dame football, harness racing, business, theatre programmed by convention committee.
9 INDIANA SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS, AIA Officers, directors, honorary members and committees of this state association of the American Institute of Architects.
11 INDIANA ARCHITECTURAL FOUNDATION, INC. Directors of and contributors to this charitable, educational, not-for-profit corporation created to improve architectural education in Indiana.
13 INDIANA ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS A listing by cities of the architectural firms in Indiana affiliated with the Indiana Society of Architects.
15 NORTHERN INDIANA CHAPTER, AIA Alphabetical listing of members in the Northern Indiana Chapter EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor 17 INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER, AIA DON E. GIBSON, Hon. ISA Art Director Alphabetical listing of members in the Indianapolis Chapter. lARRY ROESLER
21 CENTRAL-SOUTHERN INDIANA CHAPTER, AIA The INDIANA ARCHITECT is the sole property of the (ndiona Society of Architects, a state association of Alphabetical listing of members in the Central-Sou them Indiana The American Institute of Architects, and is edited Chapter and published every other month in Indianapolis, Indiana (editorial-advertising office address 300 East Fall Creek Parkway, N. Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana 46205; phone 925-4484). Current average circulation 25 SCHOLER-HALL HONORED WITH FELLOWSHIP per issue, 3,200, including all resident registered Indiana architects, school officials, churches and Lafayette architect Walter Scholer Jr. and Gary architect hospitals, libraries, public officials, and members of George N. Hall receive the rank of Fellow at the New York the construction industry. Detailed information avail• AIA Convention. able on request.
29 A-201 ACCORD REACHED The Cover: Circle, square and triangle: Artistic and architectural symbols here expressing "'Man in his The AIA and AGC announce changes in the new General Man-made Environment"; an original design by In• diana Architect Artist Larry Roesler. Conditions of the Construction Contract. AMERLITE'BLOCK HAS BEEN SELECTED
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THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE for the 1967 ISA Annual Convention has finned up the program for the October 12-13-14 state architectural gathering at the Dorchester Inn near Hammond. The professional theme for the program will be "New Techniques in Architecture," with empha• sis on the technological revolution now occuring in architectural practice. The convention will start swinging Wednes• day evening with a reception for the early- comers, and arrangements for the golfers are being made for Thursday morning. All business sessions, Chapters and State, will be cleared out of the way Thursday afternoon in time for an outing to Washington Park Racetrack that night. Friday the 13th has been set aside for the professional seminars morning and afternoon, with the Society's annual banquet Friday night. Holies are high that a travelling theatrical road show can be booked into the Dorchester's delight• ful and unusual theater-dining room for the banquet entertainment, reminescient of the From Rock . . . Back to Rock highly-successful presentation by the lU Players at French Lick three years ago. Poured Gypsum Roof Decks Saturday morning buses will depart from the Dorchester to the famous Notre Dame stadium at South Bend foi- the Notre Dame-Southern Cali• Are . . . fornia football game. Following the game, the buses will return to the Dorchester for dinner and an evening of light entertainment. V Monolithic Sunday has been reserved for quiet medita• tion, relaxation, enjoyment of the Inn's ample recreation facilities (both indoor and outdoor / Economical swimming pools, sauna baths, health club, etc.), and perhaps a committee meeting or two. The Inn's proximity to Chicago provides Quickly Erected opportunity for a full ladies' program, which will include a bus excursion to Chicago's Merchandise and Mart and world-renowned State Street stores, and another excursion to Chicago's Old Town. The entire Inn has been reserved for the ^ They Won't Burn convention, so there will be no problems in reser• vations or meeting rooms. Exhibit space will be available to building product manufacturers and 'Consulting Service Without Obligation" distributors, and infoiTnation on this can be se• cured from the ISA office in Indianapolis. INOINIIK Arrangements for the convention are being IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIII handled by the Northern Indiana Chapter as Anning-Johnson Host Chapter, with direction provided by Jim C^p^f^^any, INC •iiiiiiiiiiii 1720 Alvord Street 272 Maxwell Ave. Turner, Ray Kastendieck, George Hall, coNTRAaou Indianapolis 2. Ind. Evansville. Ind. Nate Carras, Tom Keene, Dick Barton 923-5451 423-4469 and Don Sporleder.
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8 / may 67 / i a INDIANA SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS, AIA
OFFICERS COMMITTEES
President Architect-Engineer Joint Committee Thomas C. Medland, chairman; Richard C. Len• Carl L. Bradley, Fort Wayne nox, Howard L. White, Herman S. Strauss, Joseph C. Donlon, Robert K. Gloyeske Vice-President Education Robert J. Schultz, South Bend Ewing H. Miller, chairman; Ronald Strandjord, Horace E. Boggy, Nathan Carras, Walter Scholer, Secretary Jr., Thomas R. Keene, William Davis (ex. officio), Alan Grinsfelder (ex. officio), Frank Montana Henry G. Meier, Indianapolis (ex officio), Charles Sappenfield (ex. officio) Governmental Relations Treasurer Ervin Purucker, chairman; John C. Fleck, Harry John C. Fleck, Indianapolis Cooler, LeRoy Russell, Jam.es O. Johnson, James Executive Director M. Turner, Wallace W. Given Don E. Gibson, Indianapolis Public Relations DIRECTORS Paul B. Godollei, chairman; Elliott H. Brenner, Don B. Fisher, Lynn H. Molzan, Carlton C. Wilson, Raymond S. Thompson, Indianapolis Kenneth D. Cole Robert N. Kennedy, Indianapolis Relations with Construction Industry Marion A. Williams, chairman; Wayne M. Weber, David 0. Meeker, Indianapolis Oliver H. Ogden, Richard T. Barton, Gerald E. David S. Nice, Indianapolis Guy, George R. West Richard K. Lennox, Indianapolis Historic Preservation Officer H. Roll McLaughlin Thomas R. Keene, Elkhart Richard T. Barton, Fort Wayne George N. Hall, Gary Honorary Associate Members Courtney C. Robinson. Indianapolis Fermor Cannon, 5907 Gladden Drive, Indianapolis Ewing H. Miller, Terre Haute Donald Gibson, 300 E. Fall Creek, Indianapolis M. Maurice Goodnight, 666 Oak Lawn Dr., James O. Johnson, Anderson Lafayette Georg-e W. Cox, Muncie David F. Metzger, 2210 W. Memorial Dr., Muncie G. Julian Oberwarth, 323 Shelby St., Frankfort, G. A. Huber, Evansville Kentucky
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Jones, Jr., Memphis, Tennessee Merritt Harrison FAIA, 333 N. Pennsylvania, John Kane, Bd. of Church Extension, Church of Indianapolis God, Anderson Tom Harrison, Cummins Engine Co., Columbus Louis Karlsberger, Columbus, Ohio Raymond S. Kastendieck FAIA, 673 Broadway, Keene/MacRae Associates, Elkhart Gary Donald Laz, Champaign, Illinois Ewing Miller, 604 Tribune Building, Terre Haute Lennox, Matthews, Simmons and Ford, Inc., Frank Montana FAIA, 1015 Hudson Ave., Indianapolis South Bend Ingvar Lofgren, Mishawaka Charles M. Sappenfield, 2000 University Ave., McPherson, Warner & Brejcha, Homewood, Muncie Illinois George Caleb Wright FAIA, 600 N. Alabama, Thomas Medland, Logansport Indianapolis Heniy G. Meier, Indianapolis Meranda, Campbell and Meranda, Inc., Indianapolis Ewing Miller Associates, Inc., Terre Haute Contributors To Date Walter Netsch, Chicago, Illinois Charles Palmer, Indianapolis Charles Bone, Portage Gilbert T. Richey, Indianapolis Bradley and Bradley Architects, Inc., Ft. Wayne Courtney Robinson, Indianapolis Elliott H. Brenner, Lafayette Richard Roettger, Indianapolis Charles M. Brown, Indianapolis James J. Schenkel, Fort Wayne Eugene L. Brown, Indianapolis Walter Scholer and Associates, Lafayette Nathan Carras, Hammond Shaver & Co., Lee J. Brockway, Michigan City Donald E. Compton, Indianapolis M. Carlton Smith, Indianapolis Cooler-Lakin-Schubert, Indianapolis Richard Snyder, Lansing, Michigan Cuppy, Flagg, Meek, Inc., Indianapolis Herbert Sobel, Chicago, Illinois Robert F. Daggett, Jr., Indianapolis Robert Stevens, Huntington Clifford Fields, Mt. Vernon, Illinois Strauss Associates, Inc., Fort Wayne Fleck, Burkart & Shropshire, Indianapolis Noi-man Traub, Indianapolis Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Freeland, Oaklandon James McClure Turner, Hammond Frederick Graham, Muncie James L. Walker, New Albany Gerald Guy, Marion Wayne M. Weber, Lafayette C. Eugene Hamilton, Muncie Richard Wildennuth, Portage Hanning Associates, Inc., Terre Haute Evans Woollen, Indianapolis Richard Hartung, Bloomington Wright, Porteous & Lowe, Indianapolis Robert Hastings, Detroit, Michigan George Caleb Wright, Indianapolis i a/may 67/11 How to put two draftsmen in the space of one... without crowding! Dial-A-Torque Drafting Tables If you'd like to add more draftsmen, but your draft• adjustment ends time-wasting 'Tirming-up" forever. ing room is overcrowded, you need Hamilton Dial- To increase drafting efficiency still more, select A-Torque drafting tables. "Piggyback" reference Hamilton PowerShift Dial-A-Torque tables that desks provide up to 43% more floor space . . . adjust board height at the touch of a toe . . . or Dial- eliminating the need for space-hogging separate A-Torque or PowerShift "L" tables which trim 90° reference desks, reference and storage area. from every reference turn. 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BeiTy St. Johnson, Ritchhart & Assoc., 227 W. 11th St. Strauss Associates, 3236 Crescent Bedford Gary Beine, Hall, Curran & Kane, Inc., 607 Broadway Robert H. Heitger, 1702 "N" St. Fredric W. Collins, 5101 E. Dunes Highway Bloomingion Raymond S. Kastendieck & Assoc., 673 Broadway David J. Albright & Assoc., 528 N. Walnut David J. Katz, 1735 W. 5th Avenue K. L. Hartung, 116 i/j S. College Ave Plumb, Tuckett & Hubbard, Inc., 2649 Wabash William B. Haynes, 1613 Maplecrest Drive Hammond David A. Sauer, 114 H Parkridge Road Bachman and Bertram & Assoc., 5116 Hohman Sieco, Inc., 811 N. Walnut St. Nathan A. Carras, 649 Cherry St. William J. Strain, 402 S. College Avenue Hutton & Hutton, 6832 Calumet Avenue Columbus L. Cosby Bemard & Co., 2044 164th Place Taylor & Wood, Architects, 2301 California St. James McClure Turner, 5945 Hohman Avenue Chartes A. Totten, Jr., 4022—29th St. Hobart C ra w ford svi lie Keith L. Reinert, 295 Wisconsin St. Carroll O. Beeson, 207 Ben Hur Bldg. Huntington Porter, Turner, Witt, Moline, Architects, 221 E. Stevens, Broderick & Stevens, Inc., 44 E. Frank• Main Street lin St. Elkhart Indianapolis Gerald C. Brubaker, 360 Goshen Avenue J. Lloyd Allen, 509 Architects & Builders Bldg. Keene/MacRae Assocs., Inc. & Richard Paul Richard E. Bishop, 5940 Sherman Drive Miller, 2204 California Road Bohlen, Burns & Assoc., 1308 N. Meridian St. Robert L. Lieberenz, 515 Massachusetts Avenue Brandt & DeLap, Inc., 4181 Shelby St. Wiley, Snyder & Alexander, Inc., 1218 Meadow- Charles M. Brown, Architect, Inc., 410 Chamber bank Lane of Commerce Bldg. Michael M. Carr & Assoc., 3916 N. College Avenue Evansville Cooler, Schubert & Assoc., Inc., 4845 N. College Edwin C. Berendes, 208 N.W. 3rd St. Cuppy, Flagg, Meek, Inc., 811 Broad Ripple Ave. Condict and Fosse, 1421 N. Main St. Daggett, Naegele & Assoc., Inc. 567 W. Westfield Hironimus, Knapp, Given, Assoc., 310 E. 8th St. Donald D. Dick, 3934 E. 10th St. G. A. Huber, 2509 Washington Avenue D. B. Fisher Architects, Inc. 3925 N. College Ave. Jack R. Kinkel, 320 N. W. 7th St. Fleck, Burkart & Shropshire, 2825 E. 56th St. Ft. Wayne C. Wilbur Foster & Assoc., 4741 E. Washington Garns & Moore & Assoc., Inc., 720 Board of Trade Bradley and Bradley, Architects, Inc., 4009 E. Bldg. State Street Ed Gibson & Assoc., Inc., 2126 N. Meridian St. Cole Matson Matott, 1231/2 W. Wayne St. Merritt Harrison, 1001 Architects & Builders Orus 0. Eash, 6028 U.S. Highway 24 West Bldg. Alan Grinsfelder, 1502 Pemberton Norman H. Hill, 6214 Southport Road Humbrecht, Sherbondy & Assoc., 1934 Spy Run James Associates, Inc., 122 E. Michigan St. John D. Martindale, Spy Run & Tennessee Kellam and Foley, Architects, 333 N. Pennsylvania James J. McCarron, 4411 Smith St. Kennedy, Brown & Assoc., 3925 N. College Ave. Mox W. Pohlmeyer, 262 Central Bldg. Louis C. Kingscott & Assoc., Inc., 401 E. Hanna William G. Rammel, 124 W. Wayne St. Robert Lakin, 4235 Springwood Trail I a / may 67 / 13 Lennox, Matthews, Simnioii.s & Ford, Inc., 2201 Montana, Schultz & Assoc., 212»/j Main St. E. 46th St. Muncie Lewis, Shimer & Assoc., 2800 E. 89th St. George W. Cox, 100 Bittersweet North Paul V. Matkin, 5878 Ralston Drive McGuire, Shook, Compton & Richey, Inc.. 512 Hamilton, Graham & Assoc., 506 N. Mai-tin St. I.S.T.A. Center New Castle Meianda, Campbell, Meranda & Assoc., :5r Moor, Board of Trade Bld^. Guyer and Guyer, 114 S. Main St. Henry G. Meier, 6285 N. College Avenue New Albany Clarence T. Myers, 3925 N. College Avenue Pecsok, Jelliffe & Randall, Architects, 660 E. 46th William J. Miller, 1308 E. Spring St. Walker, Applegate, Oakes & Ritz, 600 Elsby Bldg. Perry Assoc., Architect, 618 Board of Trade Bldg. Oscar J. Pool, 6851 Dean Road Plymouth Reid, Thompson, Boots & Assoc., Inc., Architects, William A. Wilcockson, 310 N. Michigan 1815 N. Capitol Avenue David L. Richardson, Architect, 5425 N. College Portage L. M. Russell & Assoc., 5259 N. Tacoma Avenue Fran E. Schroeder & Assoc., 8000 Sargent Road Wildermuth & Bone, 2655 Wippoorw ill David F. Snyder & Assoc., 4015 Keystone Ave. John G. C. Sohn, 724 Bankers Trust Bldg. Richmond Sutton and Sutton Assoc., 5257 N. Tacoma Ave. Wilson and Terwilliger, 100 S. 12th Tislow, Hunter & Assoc., Inc., 1018 Architects & Builders Bldg. Rockville John M. Walters, 1060 E. 86th St. Philip A. Weisenburgh, 333 N. Pennsylvania William Davis, 411 Jackson St. Wolner Assoc., 3939 Meadows Drive, Box 55147 South Bend Evans Woollen & Assoc., 604 Ft. Wayne Avenue Wright, Porteous & Lowe, Inc., 19 W. 39th St. Trace Christenson, Jr., 230 W. Washington Ave. Arthur Wupper, 3925 N. College Avenue William D. Farmer, 18408 Douglas Road Richard Karl Zimmerly, 7920 Fishback Road Robert E. Foltz, 523 Fellows St. Everett A. Jewell, 113 E. Tasher Kokomo Edward J. Malo, 54380 N. 31st St. Joseph L. Matthews & Assoc., Inc., 812 E. Jeffer• George C. Lee, 502 W. Jefferson son Blvd. Lafayette Maurer, VanRyn, Ogden & Natali, Inc., 312 Lafayette Bldg. E. H. Brenner, 101 N. 4th St. Anthony J. Panzica, Architects & Assoc., 1242 John H. Loomis, 1708 South St. Mishawaka Avenue Walter Scholer & Assoc., 1114 State St. Otto F. Seeler, 1820 Ribourde Drive LaPorte Donald H. Smith, 629 W. Colfax Avenue Myrle E. Smith, 222 E. Calvert St. Sanford Zwee Friedman, 1819 Michigan Avenue Toth & Toth & Assoc., 311 S. Eddy St. Lebanon Forrest R. West, 629 W. Colfax Avenue Terre Haute Robert F. Hutchinson, 219 Ulen Drive Rene C. Aybar, Mayer Bldg., 709 Wabash Ave. liOgansport John A. Curry, 709 Vl> Wabash Avenue Ewing Miller Associates, 604 Tribune Bldg. Medland and Bowman, 417 North St. Juliet A. Peddle, 531 Tribune Bldg. Valparaiso Marion Peller, Tanck & Gertsmeier, Inc., 404 E. Lincoln- Gerald E. Guy & Assoc., Iroquois Bldg. way Vincennes Michigan City Vern Kinimel, 214 Buntin St., Suite 101 Ken Fryar Asso. & Ronald Goodfellow, 114 York William Lindsey, 201 American Bank Bldg. Shaver and Co., 100 W. 6th St., P.O. Box 501 Lester W. Routt & Assoc., Inc., 2nd & Main Sts. Mishawaka Arlington Heights, Hlinois Donlon, Lofgren & Assoc., Architects, 510 W. Jef• Andrew M. Toth, 1705 Kaspar ferson Blvd., P.O. Box 157 Pau14 / lma Fy. Jernegan67 / i a , 223 Lincolnway East NORTHERN INDIANA CHAPTER, AIA OFFICERS Corporate Members Thomas R. Keene, Elkhart, President Barton, Richard T., 1921 Mathias, Ft. Wayne Richard Batron, Ft. Wayne, Vice-President Bernard, L. Cosby, Jr., 2044 164th Place, Ham• mond Donald Sporleder, South Bend, Secretary Bertram Joseph K., 5116 Hohman, Hammond Donald Smith, South Bend, Treasurer Brockway, Lee J., 100 W. 6th St., Michigan City Campbell, Wendell J., 2006 E. 140th St., East Chicago DIRECTORS Carras, Nathan A., 649 Cherry, Hammond Malcolm Meek, Ft. Wayne Christenson, Trace, Jr., 230 W. Washington, South Bend Riiymond Kaslendieck, Gary Cole, Kenneth D., 123 >/j W. Wayne, Ft. Wayne Nathan Carras, Hammond Crumlish, Brian J., University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Robert .J. Schultz, South Bend Donlon, Joseph G., 51149 Lilac Road, South Bend Driggs, Harry S., Jr., Stop 35, Duneland Beach, ISA DIRECTORS Michigan City George Hall, Gary Dwyer, Thomas A., 100 W. 6th, Michigan City Courtney Robinson, Indianapolis Eash, Orus O., 6028 U. S. Highway 24, West, Ft. Wayne Eugenides, J. James, 8136 Kennedy, Highland Fellows of the American Institute of Architects Farmer, William D., 18408 Douglas Rd., South Hall, George, 607 Broadway, Gary Bend Jernegan, Paul F., 223 Lincolnway East, Misha- Fedorchak, Gerald M., 215 W. 35th, Gary waka Foltz, Robert E., 1918 E. Edison Rd., South Bend Kastendieck, Raymond, 673 Broadway, Gary Friedman, Sanford Z., 1819 Michigan, LaPorte Montana, Frank, 1015 Hudson, South Bend Fryar, Ken, 114 York, Michigan City Godollei, Paul B., 1910 Ribourde Dr., South Bend Corporate Members Emeritus Goeters, H. F. P., Yale University, Nev^ Haven, Conn. Brubaker, Gerald C., 360 Goshen, Elkhart Graf, Werner H., 2204 California Rd., Elkhart Miller, Callix E., Sr., Sheiiand Bldg., South Bend Grinsfelder, Alan, 1502 Pemberton Dr., Ft Wayne i a / may 67 / 15 Hagerstrom, Charles T., 275 Taft PI., Gary Sosenheinier, John L., 262 Central Bldg., Ft. Hornak, James, 8201 Lakewood Ave., Gary Wayne Hubbard, John D., 2649 Wabash, Gary Sporleder, Donald E., 205 W. Cripe, South Bend Huddle, N. Jack, 3705 Rupp Rd., Ft. Wayne Stevens, Robert W., 1033 Cheri-y, Huntington Humbrecht, Harrj- J., 1934 Spy Run, Ft. Wayne Strauss, Herman S., 3236 Crescent, Ft. Wayne Swindell, John F., 1236 Canterbury Dr., South Jankowski, Conrad C, 6103 Chaddsford Dr., Ft. Bend Wayne Jewell, Everett A., 113 E. Tasher, South Bend Tanck, Paul O., 404 E. Lincolnway, Valparaiso Thier, Stanley R., 2107 Clay St., Mui-physboro, 111. Katz, David J., 1735 W. 5th, Gary Toth, Andrew A., 311 S. Eddy, South Bend Keene, Thomas R., 2204 California Rd., Elkhart Toth, Andrew M., 2158 Portage, South Bend Komorkoski, Raymond, 607 Broadway, Gary Turner, James M., 5945 Hohman, Hammond Korbuly, Laszlo J., 3221 Essex Dr., South Bend Kruyer, Joseph F., 18785 Arapaho Lane, South VanRyn, Edwin D., 15640 Winding Brook Dr., Bend Mishawaka Vrlich, Karl, 5151 Broadway, Gary Lieberenz, Robert L., 515 Massachusetts, Elkhart Lofgren, Ingvar, 510 W. Jefferson Blvd., Misha• West, Forrest R., 629 W. Colfax, South Bend waka Westergren, Richard A., 307 S. 17th, Chesterton Wilcocksin, William, 310 N. Michigan, Plymouth Malo, Edward J., 54380 N. 31st, South Bend Wildermuth, Richard L., 510 Jefferson, Gary Malott, Charles J., 262 Central Bldg., Ft. Wayne Wiley, Charles F., 1218 Meadowbank Lane, Elk• Mathews, Joseph L., 812 E. Jefferson Blvd., South hart Bend Matott, Arthur, 3621 Indiana Ave., Ft. Wayne McCarron, James J., 4411 Smith, Ft. Wayne Professional Associate Members McCleary, William J., P.O. Box 736, Warsaw Boonstra, Samuel P., 501 E. 8th, Michigan City Meek, Malcolm, 2525 Randall Rd., Ft. Wayne Hutton, William, 6832 Calumet, Hammond Miller, Richard P., 1218 Meadowbank Lane, Elk• Turner, Albert E., 116 N. East, Crown Point hart Uhl, Phillip, 816 Kinnard, Ft. Wayne Niemeyer, Dale F., 1025 Osage, Ft. Wayne Associate Members Ogden, Oliver H., 1137 Echo Dr. South Bend Orr, Dick Robert, 7409 Lower Huntington Rd., Ft. App, E. Lynn, 2000 Stevens, Elkhart Wayne Birkey, Ronald L., 211 W. Cleveland, Elkhart Boardman, Thomas D., 1221 Kilbourne, Elkhart Panzica, Anthony J., 1242 Mishawaka Ave., South Brandl, Ernest H., University of Notre Dame, Bend Notre Dame Pohlmeyer, Martin W., 262 Central Bldg., Ft. Enfield, Raymond, 4917 E. Bristol, Elkhart Wayne Featherstone, Kenneth A., 131 S. Ironvvood Dr., Premil, Robert, 5001 Cleveland, Gary South Bend Price, Charles K., Jr., 312 Lafayette Bldg., South Fragomeni, Joseph S., Sr., 131 S. Ironwood Drive, Bend South Bend Purucker, Ervin F., 812 E. Jefferson Blvd., South Gabrich, Gary E., 2926 Kettering Dr., South Bend Bend Gibson, Dick Lee, 849 Edgewater, Ft. Wayne Rammel, William G., 124 W. Wayne, Ft. Wayne Hauck, George F., 418 S. Wayne, Angola Rammel, Wm. Vance, 124 W. Wayne, Fi. Wayne Huff, Robert L., 838 Park, South Bend Read, Herbert, R.R. Box 438, Chesterton Knapp, Philip S., 630 Vance, Ft. Wayne Reinert, Keith L., 295 Wisconsin, Hobart Latta, Milton M., 1245 Wilson, Goshen Robinson, Courtney, 3940 N. Sherman Dr., Indpls. Reich, Louis B., 1818 Westgate Dr., Ft. Wayne Schenkel, James J., 3702 Rupp Dr., Ft. Wayne Schultz, Frederick A., 6018 Glenview Dr., Ft. Schultz, Robert J., 212 >/o N. Main, Mishawaka Wayne Seeler, Otto F., 1820 Ribourde Dr., South Bend Shambleau, N. Roy, 624 J.M.S. Bldg., South Bend Shannon, Richard H., 1212 S. Randolph, Garrett Sprague, Paul, 2810 Eisenhower Dr., South Bend Shultz, Richard D., 8516 Norward Lane, Ft. Wayne Van Namee, Albert, R.R. #1, Box 347, Union, Smith, Donald, 629 W. Colfax, South Bend Mich. Smith, Myrle E., 222 E. Calvert, South Bend Wells, Harry, 168 Manor, Elkhart Snyder, Daniel A., 751 Leland, South Bend Zentz, Philip L., 3500 Superior, Elkhart 16 / may 67 / i a INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER, AIA OFFICERS Corporate Members Emeritus Raymond S. Thompson, President Boggy, Horace E., 5327 Thornleigh Drive, Indpls. Bohlen, August C, 1308 N. Meridian, Indpls. Robert N. Kennedy, Vice-President Hill, Norman H., R.R. 3 Box 847 M, Indpls. Arthur L. Burns, Secretary Myers, Clarence, 3925 N. College, Indianapolis Weisenburgh, Philip A., 1034 Architects & Bldrs. John H. Jelliffe, Treasurer Bldg., Indianapolis Corporate Members DIRECTORS Acheson, William R., 3521 E. 39th, Apt. #A-3, Herbert Thompson Indianapolis Allen, J. Lloyd, 509 Architects & Bldrs. Bldg. In• Don B. Fisher dianapolis Ronald Strandjord Beard, William C, 5154 Central, Indianapolis John C. Fleck Best, Rose Mary, 512 I.S.T.A. Center, Indianapolis Bishop, Richard E., 5940 N. Sherman Dr., Indpls. Boots, Max D., 120 Cannelview, W. Dr., Carmel ISA DIRECTORS Bowen, David, 5736 Haverford, Indianapolis Brandt, Paul C. H., 543 Hickory Lane, Indpls. Richard C. Lennox Brown, Charles M., 410 Chamber of Commerce David Meeker, Jr. Bldg., Indianapolis Brown, Eugene C, 320 E. 82nd St., Indianapolis David Nice Burkart, James W., 5610 Winston Dr., Indpls. Burns, Arthur L., 2025 E. G9th, Indianapolis Burns, David V., 1308 N. Meridian, Indianapolis Campbell, Robert E., 5434 Moonlight Dr., Indpls. Campiin, Forrest, R.R. 1, Shirley, Ind. Carr, Michael M., 3916 N. College, Indianapolis Clark, Donald E., 150 W. Market, Indianapolis Compton, Donald E., 262 W. 77th, Indianapolis Fellows of the American Institute of Architects Cooler, Harry E., Jr., 4845 N. College, Indpls. Cramer, Marion, 5916 Broadway, Indianapolis Betts, Charles J., 110 Downey, Indianapolis Daggett, Robert F., Jr., 567 W. Westfield Blvd., Harrison, Merritt, 1001 Architects & Bldrs. Bldf?., Indianapolis Indianapolis James, Edward D., 122 E. Michigan, Indianapolis Davis, William E., 1125 E. 38th, Indianapolis Pierre, Edward D., 5112 Lemans Drive, Apt. F-1, DeLap, Ronald K., 114 Albert Dr., Indianapolis Indianapolis Dick, Donald D., 3934 E. 10th, Indianapolis Wright, George C, 600 N. Alabama, Tower 2 Dorste, Thomas C, 122 E. Michigan, Indianapolis Apt. 204, Indianapolis Erikson, Oscar W., 4741 E. Washington, Indpls. i a / may 67 / 17 Fisher, Don B., 3925 N. CoWege, Indianapolis Randall, J. Parke, 660 E. 16th, Indianapolis Fhvgg, Walter F., 811 Broad Ripple Ave., Indpls. Richey, (;ilbert T., 8400 E. 75th, Indianapolis Fleck, John C, 2825 E. 56th, Indianapolis Richardson, David L., 5425 N. College, Indpls. Ford, Wilson L., 2201 E. 46th, Indianapolis Roettger, Richard E., 19 W. 38th, Indianapolis Foster, Glenn W., 4741 E. Washington, Indpls. Russell, Leroy M., 5259 N. Tacoma, Indianapolis (Jams, Howard S., 720 Board of Trade Bldg., Scholl, Lloyd W., 509 Architects & Bldrs. Bldg., Indianapoh's Indianapolis (iibbs, Gordon, 401 E. Hanna, Indianapolis Schroeder, Fran E., 8000 Sargent Rd., Indpls. Gibson, Edwin A., 2126 N. Meridian, Indianapolis Schubert, William C, 4241 Springwood Ct., Indpls. Horsley, Donald E., 604 Ft. Wayne Ave., Indpls. Shimer, Thomas S., Jr., 3117 Richardt, Indpls. Hunter, Harry E., 1018 Architect & Bldrs. Bldg., Shropshire, Cylde, 3125 N. Richardt, Indianapolis Indianapolis Simmons, Edward E., 140 E. Meridian Hills Blvd., Indianapolis Jacobs, Gilbert K., 3640 N. Park, Indianapolis Snyder, David F., 4015 N. Keystone, Indianapolis Jamison, George E., 428 Architects & Bldrs. Bldg., Sohn, John (i. C, 724 Bankers Trust Bldg., In• Indianapolis dianapolis Jeffries, Norman, 122 E. Michigan, Indianapolis Sugar, Peter C, 122 E. Michigan, Indianapolis Jelliffe, John H., 660 E. 46th, Indianapolis Steele, Theodore L., 1001 W. 58th, Indianapolis Jones, James G., 1403 N. Eaton, Indianapolis Strandjord, Ronald, 48 E. 49th St., Indianapolis Kennedy, Robert N., 3925 N. College, Indianapolis Sutton, Michael C, 5257 N. Tacoma, Indianapolis Lakin, Robert E., 4235 Springwood Trail, Indpls. Thompson, Herbert H., 3105 Ashland, Indianapolis LaRue, Robert L., 4078 Byrum Ave., Indianapolis Thompson, Raymond S., R.R. #2, Box 294-A, Leech, Phillip J., 9680 Haverstick Rd., Indianapolis Carmel Lennox, Richard C, 2201 E. 46th, Indianapolis Turner, Robert H., 10156 N. Park, Indianapolis Lennox, Richard K., 2201 E. 46th, Indianapolis Lewis, James O., 2800 E. 39th, Indianapolis Walters, John M., 1060 E. 86th St., Indianapolis Lowe, C. Charles, Jr., 19 W. 38th, Indianapolis Weigel, Thomas J., 128 Lantern Lane, Cannel West, George R., 4415 N. Forrest Manor, Indpls. Martin, Wesley P., 1919 N. Meridian, Indianapolis White, Howard L., 751 E. Main, Cannel Matkin, Paul V., 5878 Ralston Drive, Indianapolis William, Marion A., 5004 Radnor Road, Indpls. McGuire, Joseph J., 3747 N. Oxford, Indianapolis Williamson, Orval A., 2423 E. Kessler Blvd., E. McKinley, Henry, 3210 Highwoods Ct., Indpls. Dr., Indianapolis McKittrick, Patrick O., 6260 E. Uth, Indpls. Wolner, Howard H., 8211 N. Illinois, Indianapolis McLaughlin, Harry Roll, R.R. #2, Box 410-A, Wood, Kenneth S., 204 E. 47th, Indianapolis Carmel Woods, James D., 350 E. 60th, Indianapolis Meeker, David O., Jr., 122 E. Michigan, Indpls. Woollens, Evans HI. 604 Ft. Wayne Ave., Indpls. Meier, Henry G. 6285 N. College, Indianapolis Wright, William C, 19 W. 38th, Indianapolis Meranda, Alden C, 301 Board of Trade Bldg., In• Wupper, Arthur, 3925 Washington Blvd., Indpls. dianapolis Mess, Gordon B., 910 Chevy Chase Lane, Indpls. Zimmerly, Richard K., 7920 Fishback Road, In• Meyer, Melvin B. G., 1308 N. Meridian, Indpls. dianapolis Molzan, Lynn H., 911 E. 61st St., Indianapolis Mosher, Rollin V., 110 S. Downey, Indianapolis Professional Associate Members Naegele, F. Harold, 567 N. Westfield Blvd., Indpls. Nice, David, 4181 Shelby, Indianapolis Hrese, Eugene R., 2410 Greentree, Apt. C, Indpls. Broecker, Arthur, 8237 E. 12th, Indianapolis Ogle, Raymond W., 601 Ash Drive, Cannel Carmack, John, R.R. #2, Box 409, Cannel Okey, Phillip M., R.R. 5, Box 491R, Indianapolis Cuppy, B. Milton, 811 Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Palmer, Charles L., 1 E. 36th, Indianapolis Finch, Basil M., Jr., 3707 Keefe Ct., Indianapolis Parrish, John P., 5945 Primrose, Apt. 706, Indpls. (iodfrey. Culver, 2728 Canterbury Lane, Indpls. Parrott, Charles E., 122 E. Michigan, Indpls. Peirce, Richard G., 1919 N. Meridian, Indianapolis Pecsok, John G., 660 E. 46th, Indianapolis Rice, Clyde O., 8433 E. 36th PI., Indianapolis Penniston, Louis, 7451 Galloway, Indianapolis Schroeder, Fredric V., 2501 MeLeay Drive, Indpls. Perry, Don B., 618 Board of Trade Bldg., Indpls. Smith, M. Carlton, 477 W. 93rd St., Indianapolis Pool, Oscar J., 6851 Dean Road, Indianapolis Traub, Norman F., 3940 Wallace, Indianapolis Porteous, Alfred J., 19 W. 38th, Indianapolis Wamsley, Charles F., 6813 Hague Road, Indpls. 18 / may 67 / i a Associate Members Bonnet, Donald L., 3604 N. Hartman Dr., Indpls. Campbell, Robert G., 137 N. Pasadena, Indpls. Cradick, Raymond V., 3742 Drexel, Indianapolis Frey, E. Roger, 110 S. Downey, Indianapolis (Jeisendorff, Mauri, 4025 Redbird Dr., Indianapolis Hardy, Walter B., 2416 Brookside Pkwy., N. Dr., Indianapolis James, Stephen E., 122 E. Michigan, Indianapolis Kerberg, Clarence B., R.R. #1, State Road 334 East, Zionsville Who Cares LeFeber, William E., 6328 E. 52nd PI., Indpls. Medalen, Don G. L., 5223 Turtle Creek, #8, Indpls. Rail, Herman G., 762 DeQuincy, Indianapolis Rice, Larry T., 4532 N. Pennsylvania, Indianapolis Who Raises Portish, H. Joseph, 1204 W. Hanna, Indianapolis Senefeld, Dudley, R.R. 2, Box 314, Carmel Trueblood, John R., 3925 N. 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Fourth, Lafayette Carlton Wilson, Richmond Ruppert Condict, Evansville Clodfelter, Clifford C, 775 Tulip, Evansville Condict, Ruppert D., 1421 N. Main, Evansville Wallace Given, Evansville, Past-President Cox, George W., 100 Bittersweet North, Muncie Cox, Harry N., 1030 Lindberg Rd., Anderson Curry, John A., 7091/0 Wabash, Terre Haute ISA DIRECTORS Eby Robert W., 600 American Bank Bldg., New G. A. Huber, Evansville Albany George Cox, Muncie Elliott, Francis E., 1114 State St., Lafayette Given, Wallace W., 310 S.E. 8th, Evansville Fellows of the American Institute of Architects Gloyeske, Robert K., 1114 State, Lafayette Graham Frederick, 506 N. Martin, Muncie Miller, Warren D., 604 Tribune Bldg., Terre Haute Guy, Gerald, 208 Iroquois Bldg., Marion Scholer, Walter Sr., 1114 State Street, Lafayette Guyer, John 114 S. Main, New Castle Scholer, Walter Jr., 1114 State Street, Lafayette Weber, Wayne M., 1114 State Street, Lafayette Hamilton, Charles E., 506 N. Martin, Muncie Hartung, Richard, II6I/2 S. College, Bloomington Corporate Members Emeritus Haynes, William, 1613 Maplecrest, Bloomington Heitger, Robert H., 1702 "N" St., Bedford Vrydaugh, Allison L., 1885 E. Bayshore Rd., Palo Henning, Arthur, 514 Anderson Bank Bldg., An• Alto, California derson Wildermuth, Joe, 567 Broadway, Gary Hironimus, John, 310 S. E. 8th, Evansville la/may 67/21 Hodge, Phillip L., 706 S. Anderson, Urbana, 111. Saletta, Charles A., 122 Locust St., Evansville Huber, G. A., 632 St. James Blvd., Evansville Sappenfield, Charles, Ball State Univ., Muncie Hulfeld, Joseph J., 3520 Kirkwood Circle, Ft. Bauer, David A., 114 H Parkridge Rd., Blooming- Wayne ton Hutchinson, Robert, 219 Ulen Drive, Lebanon Schaible, Ernest, Jr., 1114 State St., Lafayette Simons, John E., Colonial Bldg., Room 215, Rich• Jobusch, Wallace E., 180 Sumac Dr., W. Lafayette mond Johnson, James O., 227 W. 11th, Anderson Kane, John S., 831 Harvey, Anderson Strain, William, 402 S. College, Bloomington Kimmell, Vern, P.O. Box 97, Vincennes Sutton, James P., 310 S.E. 8th, Evansville Kinkel, Jack R., 320 N.W. 7th, Evansville Taylor, A. Dean, 2301 California, Columbus Knapp, Ralph R., 310 S.E. 8th, Evansville Terwilliger, Richard H., 100 S. 12th, Richmond Totten, Charles A., Jr., 2555 Union St., Columbus Lee, George C, 502 Jefferson, Kokomo True, Joseph, 811 N. Walnut, Bloomington Leech, Ronald K., 600 Elsby Bldg., New Albany Lindsey, Wm., 320 American Bank Bldg., Vin• Walker, James L., 600 American Bank Bldg., cennes New Albany Loomis, John H., 1708 South St., Lafayette Walker, James L., HI, P.O. Box 256, New Albany Love, James D., 4108 Peachtree Lane, Muncie Indiana Welsh, Wesley D., 208 Iroquois Bldg., Marion, Ind. Martindale, John D.. Spy Run & Tennessee, Ft. 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He School Visitation Committee in assisting in the is just now completing a three-year tenn as Di• establishment of the Ball State College of Archi• rector on the Board of The American Institute tecture, and has served on a number of Chapter of Architects from the East-Central Region (In• and State architectural committees, including a diana and Kentucky), and also currently chairs chaii-manship of the liaison committee with the the national AIA Commission on Education and Indiana General Contractors Association. Research. He formerly served as director, vice- Mr. Scholer's elevation marks the first such i a / may 67 / 25 important memo to planners of large building projects generate your own Power, Heat, Light, at major dollar savings For schools . . . hospitals . . . shopping centers . . . Always remember: housing projects . . . office buildings . . . and many types of commercial projects. 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Box 572 Indianapolis, Ind. 46206 1134 E. 54TH STREET • INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 253-6421 want an answer? caU: Sm MONEY • SMOOTH PROCEDURES SINCE 1916 IMPROVE DESIGHS • EUMIHATE MISTAKES EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL BURNET-BINFORD -THE BUILDERS CUSTOM MILLWORK • GRADE-STAMPED LUMBER LUMBER COMPANY-- BUILDING MATERIALS • CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS 1401 WEST 30TH STREET • 926-3315 ALSO NORA ARCHITECTURAL COORDINATION 28 / niay 67 / i a A-201 ACCORD REACHED THIS!!! lAT LONG LAST, The American Institute before the word "the" in line 3. insert the of Architecst and the Associateil (Jenernl words "the pe:formance of." .'ontractors of America jointly have an• 4.8.1. page 7. after the word "expenses" nounced total accord on AIA Document in the fourth line from the top of page 7 A-201, the General Conditions of the Con- and before the word "shall," insert the •truction Contract. The remaining items of words "contemplated for the original al• discord, quite minor by comparison to lowance"; delete the period after the word the formerly-resolved "Hold Harmless" "Order" in the last line of the paragraph dispute, were settled at a joint meeting and add the words "which will include April 10th. additional handling costs on the site, The amendments have now been mnilcl labor, installation costs, overhead, profit lo all architects, and their inclusion in and other expenses resulting to the Con• General Conditions should be effected im• tractor from any increase over the orig• mediately. The substance of the chcin,! i-s inal allowance." is as follows: 4.9.1, page 7: In line 4, delete the words 1.2.3, page 4: Delete "those things" in "and assistants"; in line 9 and 10, delete line 7 and substitute therefore "all work." the words "shall have full authority to act 4.5, page 6; Delete "AND GUAHAN- on his behalf." and change the capital TEE" in the heading. ISA "A" at the beginning of the next sentence 4.5.1, page 6: Delete "and guarantee' in to a lower case "a." line 1; delete "by the Owner or the Archi• 4.18.3. page 8: Delete the entire existing tect." in lines 7 and 8 and insert a perio.l paragraph in the printed form rmd sub• ) after the word "defective" in line 7. stitute therefore the following: "The obli• HE A TING 4.5.2, page 6: Delete "warranties and gations of the Contractor under this para• guarantees" in line 1 ciid substitu'.e there graph 4.18 shall not extend to the liability fore "warranty." of the Architect, his agen's or employees, 4.7.2. page 6: After the word "on" and arising out of (D the p:-eparaticn or ap- SYSTEM? You bet it Is! This is a revolutionary SAVE on Heating and Cooling new ELECTRIC climate condition• ing system called, "Heat with Light". Cost Witli It's only one of many advanced con• cepts offered by modern Electric heating and cooling to allow archi• tects and engineers with imagina• STYROFOAM FR tion greater flexibility in design and construction. Costs on equipment, installation Permanent Insulation for and operation are available on actual installations in the Indianapolis Plaster Base Cavity Wall Miller System area. FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL ARCHITECT and ENGINEERING REPRESENTATIVE MEIrose 5-6868^Extension 264 • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CINCINNATI 8, OHIO ELHART, IND. 2070 East 54th Street 3660 Michigan Street 740 South Main Street COMPANY i a / may 67 / 29 piuviil ol maps, drawings, opinions, re• delete the words "and refuses to accept"; fore the word "if"; delete the period L» ports, surveys, change orders, designs or in line 3, after the word "list," and before at the end of the last line and add the specifications, or (2) the giving of or the the word "the." insert the words" and words "and reimburse the Owner for all failure to give directions or instructions lefuses in writing to accept such person attorneys' fees and court costs which the by the Architect, his agents or employees, or organization.". Owner has incurred." provided such giving or failure to give 5.4.2, page 9: In line 2, after the word 7.8.2, page 10: Delete the comma after is the primary cause of the injury or "cause" and before the word "not," insert the word "Documents" at the end of line damage." the words "which is the fault of the Con• 9 and insert the words "or, with respect 5.2.2. page 8: In line 2. insert the word tractor and." to the performance of the Work, with" "a" between the words "has" and "rea• G.2.3. page 9: In lines 8 and 9. delete the before the word "laws" in line 10. sonable"; following the word "reasonable" words "and pay all costs in connection 7.10.1, page 11: In line 10, delete the and before the word "objection." insert therewith" and insert therein the words period < .) after the word "obtaining" and the words "and substantial"; at the end "at the Owner's expense" and add a insert the words "unless the parties mu• of line 2 and the beginning of line 3, comma <.> after the word "and" and be- tually agree otherwise." After the word "it" at the end of line 13 and before the word "in" at the beginning of line 14, insert the words "in accordance with :ipi)licable law." M.3.3. page 12: In line 4. delete the words "have passed" and substitute there- fo.c the wcrd "pass"; after the word "Owner" in Mm \, delete the words 'prior Who Put the (o the making of the App'ication for Pay- I V an:l substitute therefore the words Lid on 224 ' u V ;i !he re:e'pt of su?h payment by the Con'r a •-•lor,". Buildings 9.7.1. page :3: In the eleventh line from the tcp of page 13. delete the period (. Last Year? fo'Owinj,' the word "Time" and insert the (• •ds 'un ess extended pursuant to Para• graph 8.3" 10.2.1. page 13: Delete the word "neces- '•,A y" in iine 1 and substitute therefore h} v:r.:\\ "reasiinable"; delete the word "ne.-essary' in line 2 and substitute there• fore the word "reasonable." 10.2.2, page 13: Delete the word 'neces• ^^^^^^^W£ CONFESS sary" at the end of line 6 and si 1 therefore the word "reasonable." 11.3.4. page 14: In the second line, de lete the words "before an expcsui"e to loss may occur" and substitute therefore the words "prior to the commencement of the Work"; in lines 3, 4 and n, delete Duwe roof deck - and the Duwe Sys• the words "intend to purchase su"h in• tem, were selected for installation surance, he shall inform the Contractor in writing prior to commencement of the on over 200 buildings in 1966. Work. The" and substitute therefore the These buildings were constructed in 9 words "do so"; delete the entire last states. Chances are, your grandchil• sentence beginning with the word "If" on dren will see these buildings, for they line 9 and ending with the word "thereto." were built for the Future - to last . of enduring strength. on line 13. 12.1.6, page 15: After the word "Should" DUWE . . . only for those who look to the Future - there's more to at the beginning of line 1, and before the this than mere words. Check all the advantages of DULITE Roof Deck word "conditions," insert the word "con• and the Duwe System. Advantages like 2 hr. U. L. rating, exceptional cealed"; after the word "encountered" in insulating value, .75 noise reduction, resistance to damage from fumes the first line and before the word "be• and moisture, lightweight with structural strength, less complicated low," also in line 1, insert the words "in the performance of the Work"; delete the construction, all components cost from inert materials . . . comma (,» following the word "Docu• ments" in line 3 and insert the words Phone or write for complete details - today! "or, should unknown physical conditions below the surface of the ground of an unusual nature, differing materially from PRECAST CONCRETE lliose ordinarily encountered and generally PRODUCTS, INC. recognized as inherent in the Work P. O. Box 1277 of the character provided Oshkosh, Wi». 54901 for in this Contract, be en• Area 414 - 231-3980 DUWE countered,". 30 / may 67 / i a TOT Total Energy Is when your system .. , . can rely on the business experience . . is designed around the electric space . . is so integrated that the three major and know-how of the local electric util• conditioning concept, to take advantage ity to deliver energy to your building uses of electricity-lighting, cooling and of lower annual owning costs for the during its entire life, in any quantity heating-are coordinated in their design owners and lower annual operating costs and operation. required, at high reliability and con• tinuing low cost. for the occupants. . uses electricity, the one source For more information on Total Energy that can provide energy for every func• . . makes use of a single distribution system within the building - electric and its applications to your own build• tion in your building-lighting, heating, wiring — to deliver energy to every ing designs, please call or write James cooling, motor power, business ma• energy-using device in the building — C. Zeiler, Indiana & Michigan Electric chines, elevators, water heating and a even the coffee maker in the employees Co., 2101 Spy Run Avenue, Fort Wayne, hundred others. lounge and the clock on the wall. Ind. 46801. Phone Area 219, 743-0331. ^E^mericar (Electric —System INDIANA & MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Bulk Rate Indiana architect U. 8. POSTAGE P.O. Box 55594 Indianapolis, Ind. 46205 PAID Indianapolis, Ind. Permit No. 1497 George E. PetteriKlll, Llbr. A.Tierican Institute of ArchitjCuj 1735 New YOTK Ave. , H.A. WaanUgton 6, D. C. 20006 Return Requested. ANDERSON Cook Block and Brick Co. AUBURN Auburn ConcroU Pre I. Co. BLOOMINGTON Rogers Buirdlng Suppliot, Inc. BURLINGTON Burlington Bldg. Producit Co.. In«| COLUMBUS N. C. Devenlng I Son, Inc. DYER Keilman Brofhort, Inc. ELBERFELD Elberfeld Concrele Block Co. ELKHART Cone-Crete Product* EVANSVILLE Miller Block Co. FORT WAYNE Motolile Div., Gen. Dredging Co. Old Fort Concrete Products, ln| GARY Block Houae East Gary Concrete Prod., Inc. Seberger Concrete Block Co., I GOSHEN Fidier Concrete Products, Inc. GREENCASTLE Cash Concrete Products HAMMOND Souih Hammond Con. Prod.. Inc. HUNTINGBURG Central Concrete Supply INDIANAPOLIS Franzen Block A Material Corp. Linaburry Block Company, Inc. Potter Materlol Service, Inc. Sctiuster's Spickelmier Industries JASPER Breidenbaugh's LAFAYETTE Concrete Products t Supply Co. LAWRENCEBURG Miller Block & Supply Co.,Inc. lOGANSPORT Carter's Concrete Block Plant MICHIGAN CITY Lake Shore Cement Prod., Inc. MISHAWAKA Concrete Products Company MONTICELLO Carter's Concrete Block Plant MOORESVILLE Mooiesville Block Mfg. Co. NEW ALBANY L. Thorn Company, Inc. RICHMOND Shut* Concrete Product* SEYMOUR Kruwell Concrete Block Yard SHELBYVILLE Concrete Products Company SOUTH BEND Hoss Concrete Products Co. The sign of QUALITY in all concrete masonry products, proudly WAYNETOWN Tru-Lay Block Company, Inc. displayed by members of the Indiana Concrete Masonry Association. WEST LAFAYETTE West Lafayette Concrete Products t Indiana Concrete Masonry Association, inc. 2201 EAST 46th STREET • 251-1214 • INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 4620S