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Florida Architect
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS



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 Notes from The AIA Meetings . .
 By Clinton Gamble, AIA
 Eight Florida Architects Win AIA Design Awards
 Memphis Architects Are Doing It Too .
 Message From The President Community Service
 By John Stetson, AIA
 A Direction For Design . . .
 By Samuel T. Hurst, AIA
 Four South Florida Houses . .
 1 Award-Winner on Key Biscayn .
 2 Compact Comfort for The Keys .
 3- The Rooms Are Hung from The Roof
 4 -House on A Palm Beach Hill .
 News and Notes ............
 State Board Obtains Four More Injunctions .
 Advertisers' Index . . .
 Package Deals What's New? . .
 Editorial By Clinton Gamble, AIA


F.A.A. OFFICERS 1959
 John Stetson, President, P.O. Box 2174, Palm Beach
 Francis R. Walton, Secretary, 142 Bay Street, Daytona Beach
 Joseph M. Shifalo, Treasurer, Suite 8, Professional Center, Winter Park
 Robert H. Levison, First Vice-President, 425 So. Garden Ave., Clearwater
 Verner Johnson, Second Vice-President, 250 N. E. 18th St., Miami
 Arthur Lee Campbell, Third Vice-President, 115 So. Main Street, Gainesville

 Roger W. Sherman, Executive Director, 302 Dupont Plaza Center, Miami 32.

DIRECTORS
 IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: H. Samuel Krus6; BROWARD COUNTY:
 Robert E. Hall, Robert E. Hansen; DAYTONA BEACH: David A. Leete;
 FLORIDA CENTRAL: Eugene H. Beach, Anthony L. Pullara, Robert C.
 Wielage; FLORIDA NORTH: Turpin C. Bannister, FAIA, M. H. Johnson;
 FLORIDA NORTH CENTRAL: James A. Stripling; FLORIDA NORTH WEST:
 Hugh J. Leitch; FLORIDA SOUTH: James L. Deen, Herbert R. Savage, Wahl,
 J. Snyder, Jr., FAIA; JACKSONVILLE: Robert C. Broward, A. Eugene Cellar;
 MID-FLORIDA: Robert B. Murphy, Rhoderic F. Taylor; PALM BEACH:
 Donald R. Edge, Frederick W. Kessler.
 THE COVER
 With this issue, The Florida Architect, like a snake in springtime, sheds its
 old cover for a new one. The change in format resulted from the interest of
 a Publications Committee of the Jacksonville Chapter. At the April FAA
 Board Meeting in Gainesville the Chapter came up with a series of cover
 sketches for the remainder of 1959. These were enthusiastically adopted -
 and you can look forward to some excellent cover design for the next four
 months, at least. Finished art work was executed by the John E. Ropp Studio
 in Jacksonville.


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 The FLORIDA ARCHITECT, Official Journal of
 the Florida Association of Architects of the
 American Institute of Architects, is owned by
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 Florida Corporation not for profit, and is pub-
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 ROGER W. SHERMAN, AIA Editor
 VERNA M. SHERMAN
 FAA Administrative Secretary



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NUMBER 819


THE FLORIDA ARCHITECT