American churches ... A series of authoritative articles on designing, planning, heating, ventilating, lighting and general equipment of churches as demonstrated by the best practice in the United States (1915)
Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942, Baker, James McFarlan · New York, The American architect · leaf 74
s ample fioor people and lights and lack of ventilation combine to raise the temperature of the space. If the pipes have to be crowded room above its normal. together they will tend to muffle one an- other’s sound at best, and- at worst the It is very important that the chamber laboratory… … ment should have to be used in the new church even tem- large scale, and certain pipes when sound- porarily, and great was the surprise of ing at the same time may actually neu- the congregation when they heard the tralize one another’s tone in whole or in full, sweet tone of their old organ in its…
Church architecture · Church decoration and ornament
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