Art principles in house, furniture, and village building; an exposition of designing principles which every house builder, furniture user, and village dweller should know (1921)
Clark, Arthur Bridgman, 1866-1948 · Stanford, Calif., Stanford University Press · leaf 26
rchitectural ac-tion between the superimposed parts ofeach story—a number of small, unlikeparts so assembled that they resist unityof design rather than assist it. This thinking of one part by itselfand not in relation to the whole as apart of a large organization, is the ne-gation and anarchy of… … Vitj, 40. Poorly organized and poorly ornamented houses. afflicted with mill-work disease, which is: the lavish use of decorative material with ignorance of the art of design. scuring the defining lines and edges ofthe main masses. The dormers of Figure 7S. page 41,for example, do not obstruct in…
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