Masonry Magazine January 1964 Page. 1

Words: Harry Weese
Masonry Magazine January 1964 Page. 1

Masonry Magazine January 1964 Page. 1
The Magazine for the Masonry Industry

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MASON CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

JANUARY 1984 Vol. 4, No. 1

Designed to express the dignity of the banking operation, this office of the State Bank of Clearing in Chicago reflects its function by the use of permanent materials, such as brick, and by the absence of decoration. Architect Harry Weese & Associates

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Chicago, Illinois 60604
203 5. La Salle Street
Mason Contractors Association of America


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