Our 56th Competition

Progress, Volume XII, Issue 8, 1 April 1917, Page 938

Our 56th Competition

We offer a prize of £1 Is. Od., for the design adjudged to be the best for a Design problem for a Garden Pavilion not to exceed 30 feet by 45 feet, which is to be placed on a level site 3 feet above the water level and at the end of an artificial lake. The pavilion is to have an open loggia in front of the whole length with a single room behind. There are to be no fireplaces. There is to be a landing, stage from the lake with steps leading to the drive in front of the pavilion. Drawings required:—(a) Plan showing the general layout scheme of the end of the lake including the positions of pavilion, landing stage, drives, etc., to a scale of J of an inch to a foot, (b) Elevation of the pavilion including the detailed treatment of the end of the lake, to a scale of \ of an inch to a foot. Note. — building to be built of stone and to have a tiled roof. The drawings to be executed in dilute Indian ink with the angles and features touched with Indian ink and finished in a monotone colour. Mr. C. H. Mitchell, A.R.1.8.A., of Wellington has kindly set this subject. Designs must be sent in finished as above, under a nom-de-plume, addressed to “PROGRESS,” 8 Parish Street, Wellington, and marked' clearly “Fifty-sixth Prize Competition” on outside with a covering letter giving competitor’s name, and address of employer. Designs to be sent in by August 21st, 1917.