Freer, Charles Lang · [New York, McGraw-Hill, etc.] · leaf 57
f freedom or discretion about Mr. Platt’s adaptation of English brickwork. The five examples of brick dwellings illustrated in this number differ considerably both from each other and from the originals, and these differences, while due in one case to the scale of the house, have been also brought… … detail, and wherever possible by an elaborate architectural treat- ment of the surroundings. While the grounds around all of these brick houses have received attention from their architect, flower gardens are in several in- stances lacking; and in at least one of these instances, it is lack- ing…
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