Skeleton Construction in Buildings With Numerous Practical Illustrations of Hig
Skeleton Construction in Buildings With Numerous Practical Illustrations of Hig
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, for tlie Havemeyer Building.
Conditions. The drawings and the specifications are in- tended to co-operate ; but any work shown on the drawings, and not particularly -described in the specifications, and any work evidently necessary to the complete finish of the build T ing, as specified or shown, is to be done by the contractor without extra charge, the same as if it were both specified and shown.
The contractor is to comply with the corporation ordi- nances, the State, and other laws, and is... to be liable for all penalties and all damages to life and limb that may occur owing to his negligence or that of his employes during the erection of the building.
No extra work will be allowed unless ordered by the archi- tect in writing. No bill for extra work so ordered will be approved by the architect, unless it is rendered immediately upon completion of the said work.
Sub-contracts are to be submitted to the architect for his approval, and in no case will any work be accepted furnished by sub-contractors not approved of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, for tlie Havemeyer Building.
Conditions. The drawings and the specifications are in- tended to co-operate ; but any work shown on the drawings, and not particularly -described in the specifications, and any work evidently necessary to the complete finish of the build T ing, as specified or shown, is to be done by the contractor without extra charge, the same as if it were both specified and shown.
The contractor is to comply with the corporation ordi- nances, the State, and other laws, and is... to be liable for all penalties and all damages to life and limb that may occur owing to his negligence or that of his employes during the erection of the building.
No extra work will be allowed unless ordered by the archi- tect in writing. No bill for extra work so ordered will be approved by the architect, unless it is rendered immediately upon completion of the said work.
Sub-contracts are to be submitted to the architect for his approval, and in no case will any work be accepted furnished by sub-contractors not approved of.
What to read after Skeleton Construction in Buildings With Numerous Practical Illustrations of Hig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm H William Harvey Birkmire to read onlineMoreLess
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