London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 363
contrast between solid surfacesof wall and the parts occupied by windows; and that sort ofindication of intricacy which arises from the plan itself being notobviously pointed out by the elevations, and therefore leavingsomething to imagination. lr\ Jig. 183., A is a dining-parlour, 17 ft. by 18… … Architectural Maxims. 551 to be wainscoted. At d is a panel communicating with c behind,c is a lobby communicating with both i*ooms, having a largecloset at D, and a smaller one at a. Symmetry not being ofimportance in such a case as occurs here, the doors are notplaced in a line, in order to…
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