Program of conditions and instructions to govern a competition to be held for the purpose of selecting an architect for the San Francisco state building for the state of California to be erected in the city and county of San Francisco California

This document outlines the program of conditions and instructions for an architectural competition to select an architect for the San Francisco State Building in California. It provides detailed guidelines and requirements for participants, ensuring a fair and rigorous selection process.

Intended for architects and those involved in public building projects, this program offers insights into the criteria and considerations for designing a significant state building. It serves as a historical record of the competition's framework, reflecting the architectural standards and aspirations of the State of California at the time of the project's inception. It provides a detailed overview of the project goals, and regulations for competitors.

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