Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
e fourteenth century in France differvery little from those of the thirteenth ; in many cases it isdifficult to decide to which century a particular house maybelong; but in general the architectural details becomegradually more finished, the tracery of the windows moredeveloped, more cut through,… … House, Caudebec. 342 DOMESTIC AKCIIITECTUKE : FOURTEENTH CENTURY. by large windows, often on both sides, and forming a kindof clearstory. (See the engraving of the honse at Cluny.) It was during the fourteenth century that the custom ofturning the gable end of the house towards the streetbegan to…
Architecture, Domestic
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