rd the central feature of the mainentrance. I emphasize the importance of effacing all suggestion ofabruptness. By this I mean there must never be too markeda difference between the entrance and the surrounding land-scape. One need neither lose importance nor emphasis byan intelligent use of the… … Roads Should Be Laid Out to Suit the Character of theSurrounding Land struction; the rubble wall, with the stones and boulders gath-ered from the adjoining fields, and similar in character, toneand effect to the walls separating lots of the adjoiningcountrysides, has perhaps been merely laid up…
Architecture, Domestic · Landscape gardening
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