American country houses of to-day; an illustrated account of some excellent houses built and gardens planted during the last few years, showing unmistakable influence of the modern trend in ideals architectural (1915)
Howe, Samuel, 1854- · New York Architectural Book Pub. Co. P. Wenzel and M. Krakow · leaf 7
ections as instruments of service wherein the utter-most secret resides. Until lately this preservation has beendeemed natural; still, in the light of modern education, the archi-tect finds that it pays to inform the public. The payment is notonly eulogy and itollars, but is visible in the… … OXCF, IX A V.HII.K, SOMEONE SETS A NEW PACE IX AFFAIKS AIUHITECTIRAI. That the house inijiresses liy the sulitlety of its charm is not only a compliment to architect, buta tribute to our preference for frontages deserving rather than demanding notice. {See page 304) AMERICAN COUNTRY HOUSESOF TO-DAY…
Architecture, Domestic · Landscape gardening
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