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 47
Nothing so disturbs re-pose as concealing a corner of the mainl)lock by a large secondarv mass. Thebelt-courses are ugly and clums\-. Thebuttresses of the steps are jerky in theiruneven and unrelated portions, showinguncertainty in the designers mind.Ilaster houses, even more than shingleones, need… … Fig. S9. Residence of Mrs. Mary Quinlan, San Jose, Cal. Andrew P. Hill, Jr., architect. Successful plaster treatment. The ter-raced yard results because this tract was properly prepared for building upon by lowering the streets and raising the lot level. Details and Treatment of Surfaces and Edges…
Architecture, Domestic · Interior decoration · City planning
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