"Consolidated Schools In Minnesota, Book C: Plans And Specifications, Four-room Buildings" offers a detailed look into the architectural designs for early 20th-century educational facilities. Published in 1912 by the Minnesota Department of Education, this book provides comprehensive plans and specifications for constructing four-room school buildings. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the standards and considerations involved in creating functional and aesthetically pleasing learning environments during this period.
The book preserves historical approaches to school architecture, offering insights into the design elements and construction methods used to optimize educational spaces. This book will appeal to architectural historians, educators, and anyone interested in the evolution of school design and its impact on the educational experience.
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