uite sufficient, and the couplingat each end is a substitute for the other-wise necessaiy expedient of adding aninterspace, and thus crowding the col-umns and making an unpleasing effect-in the intercolumniation. De Lorme, and some other old au-thorities, have coupled the columnsthroughout with… … A VILLA RESIDENCE. THE design here presented is welladapted for a large family pos-sessed of ample means. It is intendedto occupy a site on gently rollingground, which when tastefully planted,with appropriate shrubbery, cannot failof adding materially to the appearanceof the house, and of giving it…
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