Arthur I. Launder architecture course notebook, 1920.

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Arthur I. Launder architecture course notebook, 1920.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123953226

The Arthur I. Launder architecture course notebook appears to be an incomplete set of leaves from either a teaching notebook on residential architecture and design or Launder's own student notes and assignments.

[150] leaves ; 31 centimeters.

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Launder, Arthur I.

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Arthur Irwin Launder (1895-1977) was a prominent Seattle engineer and patron of the arts who also was very active in promoting the development of the local classical music scene. A graduate of Stanford University, Launder worked for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company as a traffic facilities supervisor during the 1920s. In a professional capacity, he served as president of the Seattle Engineers Club and was a member of the American Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Among ...