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Robt. Clark Testimonial Annual
Architectural Competition.
ANNO DOMINI MDCOCLXXXXII.
Undei the auspices of the Chicago Archi ectural
Sketch Cluh.
PROSPECTUS.
The committee on competition for the
Clark Medal places the following problem
before competitors:
Required a design, Egyptian in charac-
ter, for the entrance to a large cemetery,
with which shall be combined a waiting
room, a crematory and chapel.
The scale of drawings, and character of
rendering, to be left to the option of the
competitors. The drawings to comprise
two sheets, mounted upon stretchers, each
measuring 18
//
x24//
. There must be a
ground plan and perspective. The fur-
nishing of details and geometrical eleva-
tions is left optional with competitors.
Drawings shall be addressed to Dankmar
Adler, 1600 Auditorium Tower, and de-
livered on or
before September 15, 1892.
Committee —Dankmar Adler, N. Clifford
Ricker, Henry Ives Cobb, S. A. Treat,
Dorado Taft.
TESTIMONIALS.
First—Robert Clark, gold medal.
Second —Robert Clark, silver medal.
Third—Robert Clark, bronze medal.
Honorable mention, bronze medal.
C. A. S. C. complimentary, bronze metal.
Competition is open
to all architectural
draughtsmen under thirty years, excepting
practicing architects.
Premeated drawings to become the
property of the Chicago Architectural
Sketch Club. All other drawings returna-
ble after the annual exhibition and ban-
quet, November 28, 1892.
John E. Youngburg, Secretary.
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