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established by our forefathers.... I have no quarrel with trends in modern architecture. I take a fling at it myself. But it simply won't do for public buildings. It violates the dictates of a definite style built up through one hundred and fifty years of our history. A departure into modernism would not be suitable for a courthouse. We must be trained slowly to things violently new. The public's money cannot rightly be used to force experiments down its throat.
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When I went into the competition I considered whether to design a building in the modern and experimental trend for a great public courthouse. I made modern sketches, but in my opinion they fell flat for this purpose. They were not typical and expressive of public work, so I turned to that type
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in New York. In 1898, he formed a partnership under the name of Ackerman & Ross with architect William S. Ackerman, a partnership they dissolved in 1901.
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In 1927, when he was awarded a $ 10,000 prize in a competition to design a
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Public Safety Building, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (completed 1929;
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Needham Free Public Library, Needham, Massachusetts (1904).
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John William Leonard, Albert Nelson Marquis (1906).
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Albert R. Ross

architect
Andrew Carnegie
John W. Ross
Davenport, Iowa
city hall
Westfield, Massachusetts
John W. Ross
Davenport, Iowa
high school
draftsman
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Charles Day Swan
Buffalo, New York
McKim, Mead and White
new courthouse for Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Carnegie Library of Washington D.C.
Washington, DC
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens Institute
Hoboken, New Jersey
San Diego, California
Port Jervis, New York
Carnegie Library
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Taunton Public Library
Taunton, Massachusetts

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