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ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCES 171 Syllabus -Foundations Brickwork Building Stones Timber Its several forms and uses Iron and its use in Building Materials strengths stresses and strains Limes Cements and Concrete Masonry Fireproof Construction Carpentry Roofs and their constructions Plastering and Materials Plumbing Drainage and Sanita- tionk Shoring Model Bye-laws &c Fees £1 Is per Term or £2 128 Qd per annum III Architectural Studio The Studio is open every evening except Saturday from 6-9 and the Instructor attends on Mondays and Wednes- days The Studio is provided with large collection of architectural casts The curriculum embraces all those branches of knowledge connected with Art and Science as will enable the Student to pursue his Architectural Studies with every prospect of ultimate success Students being allowed to follow any Special Studies the Studio is particularly adapted to meet the requirements of those qualifying for the Testimonies of Study and Finished Drawings as required by the and Civil Service examinations and the passing of the examina- tion of this Course is accepted by the Society of Architects instead of their own examination The Studio has proved of especial benefit to those who are engaged during the day in Offices and other Practical Pur- suits and have but few chances offered them to engage in Studies not immediately within the range of ordinary Office routine and is also used by more advanced Students for the practical designing and detailing of buildings throughout The instruction includes Perspective Sciography Develop- ment of Surfaces &a and instruction in the Measuring and Sketches of Buildings Library -The Studio Library open to all Students con- tains fine collection of all the standard folio and other works on Architecture Fees £2 2s per Term or £5 5s per annum