Masonry Magazine September 1972 Page. 1

Words: Hartman-Cox Architects
Masonry Magazine September 1972 Page. 1

Masonry Magazine September 1972 Page. 1


Route this issue: The Magazine for the Masonry Industry SEPTEMBER, 1972-Vol. 12, No. 9 masonry OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MASON CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AND THE CANADIAN MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

Chapel of Mount Vernon College, Washington, D.C., one of several buildings which won for Hartman-Cox Architects the 1972 BM & PIU Louis Sullivan Award for Architecture. More details on page 29.

PAID WAUKEGAN, PERMIT 194 Mason Contractors Association of America 208 S. La Salle St. Chicago, Illinois 60604 U.S. BULK RATE S. POSTAG


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