· EmI:BITION 28 (Apr.:3 - ;'1), 193.3)

WORK OF YOUNG ARCHITECTS~N THE MIDDLE WEST

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK

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HAMILTONBEA'l'TY

. Madison, Wisconsin

Born in 1907, Madison, Wisconsin. GraduatG of theUniversity of Wisconsin. Studied at the BartlettSchool of' Architecture, Urriver-sLt.y College, Univer-s i ty of London. Worked with Le Corbusier in Paris.Now practicing archi tecture wi th his wife, GwenyddBeatty, in Madison. he was awarded special prIzein the Milwaukee Home Show Small House Comp et l tion,1932.

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46'f~: A Contemporary Satellite Community ... ~'3,s;l)1

~T: Plan #?~,!;?J'2..

4f\UWUNT: Typical Houses r =!>~,n~

40 MOUNT:Commerce Centre'\l'= ~~,.n4-\/

A detailed explanation of thi s pro jec t iF -:::'"1.\'ll~by ilir. Beatty is attached to the model.

/0 l"OUNT: C.W. Thomas Honse, l,:adison, Wis., 1930Photograph and plan.

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HUBERTC. BEBB

Hinsdale, Illinois

Born in 1903, Wyanet, Illinois. B. Arch. CornellUniversity, 1928. WOI'kedin the offices of Arm-strong, Furst & Tilton, and Philip Maher in Chicago.Since practicing independently in Chicago, hasbuilt his own house and executed various smallC ommissions.

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1 v'MODEL: House for Richard Conover, Hinsdale, Ill.t,:,>S.<11li.

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HOWARDT. FIShl8R

Chicago, Illinois

Born in 1903, Chicago, Illinois. After graduatingfrom Harvard University, worked in various officesfor short periods of time. Now vice-president ofGeneral Houses Inc., of which he is also architectand engineer. Besides various minor commissionshe has built a house for Walter T. Fisher, Winetka,Illinois. The first house designed as architectfor General Houses Inc. has just been completed inHubbard Woods, Illinois •.' Others are in cons true tion,including one for the Century of Progress Exposition.

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lin) MODEL:House for the Century of Progress Expositionil=~:'·/;lltS to be built by General Houses Inc. Plan; n.~q

'lF~l,.lo .~ MOUNT:Photograph of Ruth Page House.. Plan.-ll'?'Hi\ ~ (,1,V -. - ' 1 I.\. W \,....u. w\ MOUNT:Photograph of Interior, Ruth Page House]. ~J,n'2.

MOUNT:Construction photographs of Ruth Page House. <\4 ?~·,rJ3

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GEOHGEFEEDKECK

Chicago, Illinois

Born in 1895, Watertown, Wisconsin. Studied at theUniversIty of VHsconsin and the Universi ty of Illi-nois, where he has also taught. Worked in theoffices of D.H. Burnham & Co , , and Schmid t, Garden& Erikson in Chicago. Since 1926 has been practicingindependently in Chicago, doing mostly residentialwork. Nowbuilding a house for Century Homes Lnc , ,at the Century of Progress Exposition.

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A Country House'l\>'aS.JI"\'

Plan of Country House =1r -II:- 11 rrRende:;i:1.g of house at Century of Progress • jEXpOSlt:Lon.

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'1. ~OUNT: Cr'uger Apartments, 1926. Plan. t ~:l,~\b

" ~ .l/;-OUJ1T:"Mira1ago", 1928. "l..~V" Small Office Building, 1932. Plan:r~,·r\l

~ te". t '>, ~ :It 3~·ntIn association wi th R. PAUL SCHVlEIKHER

'2,..cl1> '<"MODEL:Housing Project "A" t- 35 ,n~I &'0 C\MODEL:

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Plot Plan of Housing Project "A" .\\< 1S·r'2.-o

Housing Project "A" - Sections io '35, S~IHousing Project "A" - Detail Plans ~ $~_-il''l.'l.-

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HANSOBERHAMMER

Downers Grove, Illinois

Born in 1904, Brno, Czechoslovakia. Studied underWilhelm Kreis at the Academy at Dusseldorf. Workedin various offices in Germany, and with Schmidt,Garden & Erikson in Chicago. Since 1930 has workedfor the Century of Progress Exposition. He hasbuil t office buildings and houses in Europe.

Of hi s training as an archi tec t Mr. Oberhammer says:"I want to mention the fact that I am a trainedbricklayer, my first step to study architecture.This training isroquired in Germany before enter-ing a technical school. Training based upon thisprinciple should be advocated in America. Itwould do away wi th the draftsman-designor type."

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'h MOUNT:Pro ject for Hotel, Muenchen-Gladbach, iV6!.['2-3Germany. 1928.

MOUNT:Project for Hotol and Bathing Beach, % $'S.rt~Aussig, Germany. 1930. -'" MOUNT:Pr-oject for Courthouse, Bcrl tn, 1930.1" ?'1·:r.2-~

MOUNT:Project for Hotol, Restaurant, Store, '" !.~.:r'l1cand Cinema, Rhoine, Germany. 1929.

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ROBERTPAULSCU,{EIKHER

Chicago, Illinois

Born in 1903, Denver, Colorado. StudIed engIneer-ing at the UniversIty of Colorado. B.F.A. Yale.In 1929 won the Matcham FellowshIp at Yale whichenabled hLrn to spend a year travellIng In Germany.Since hIs return has worked for several Chicagofirms includIng those of David Adler and PhilipMaher. Nowpracticing Independently in Chicago.

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(6'0 _ MODEL:House for Charles W. Eliason, Jr. t<s~·-l-'2.1

t e \,/'MOUNT:Plan iI' 1.~ .r.,.. r113 vMOUNT:Rendering of Interior of Eliason House. -\l:: -S~ .,rw;.q

\O"tl ,}--MODEL:Small Suburban House Adaptable to Row Houses.~ ~1.S-11l

e ~NT: Plan and Isometric + '3~.,r3{

J-MODEL: House for Vories Fisher ti"3~'&"1.1-

:M'OUNT: Plan ;. ~ ~ I n5f

In assocIation with GEORGEFRED KECK

(Listed under George Fred Keck)

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JOSEPH L. VvEINB:GRGANDCONRAD& TEARE

;rOSEPH L~VEINBERG, CJ.eveland, Ohio. Born 1890,Oma.ha, Nebraska. A.B., Harvard. Workod in variousarchitectural o1'fices, LncLudLng those of AlbertKahn in Detroi t , and WaJ,ke;r& Weeks, and J. MiJ.tonDyer in CleveJ.and. Pract1ced architecture in C'Leve-land from 1923 to 1930 in partnersh1p wi th CharlesMorris, building several theatres and an auditorium.Sinco 1930 has devoted entire time to a housing andslum rocJ.arnation pr ojcc t for Cleveland in associa-tion wi th the 1'irm of Conrad & 'I'oar-e.

WILLIAMH. CONRAD,Elyria, Ohio. Born 1901, Elyria,Ohi-O:--' B. Arch. ClevoJ.and School of Architecture,Wes torn Reserve Uni versi ty. Studied at the Fon-tainebJ.eau School of F'lnc Ar t s , Before partnershipwith Teare, worked tn Clevoland in the offices ef.Ios cph L. Weinberg rtnd Antonio diNardo. Member of1'acul ty of the John lllmtington Polytechnic Insti-tute, Cleveland.

WALLACEG. TEARE, Lakewood, Ohio. Born 1907, Cleve-land, Ohio. B: Arch. Cleveland School of Archi tcc-ture, Wostern Roserve University. Studied at theF'onto.lnebleau School of F1ne Arts. Before partner-ship with Conrad worked Ln Cleveland 1n the off1cesof Wr1ght. & Rohl, and AntonJ.o diNardo. Membor offaculty of School of Arch1tecturc, Wostern ReserveUniversity.

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l& tl MODEL:Project for Hous1ng DoveLopmont , Cleveland, 0.* 3~.04

4~MOUNT: Plan or clistr:tct - today "( -<i 3~:'l-SS-:Fl an of' dis tric t - as proposod. r

10 MOUN'r:Aerial photographs of distr1ct·t

1I MOUNT:~rspectivcs ". ~S·S"3{,.SMOUNT:~Oject in Words. ~ S~.,:n

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