Bungalows; their design, construction and furnishing, with suggestions also for camps, summer homes and cottages of similar character (1911)
Saylor, Henry H. (Henry Hodgman), b. 1880 · New York : McBride, Winston & company · leaf 120
use of logs restricts the size of the bungalow, W ALLS 103 unless extraordinary measures are taken, and it also restrictsthe form of the structure—if it is to come witliin a reasonable cost—to a mere box. There are many log houses, some of them repre-sented among the illustrations of this l)ook,… … The best way to secure the effect of a log structure inexpensively is tonail slabs—the outside slices of a log—directly to a stud frame When logs are used, the butts and small ends are, of course,alternated in laying them up, in order to keep the joints as nearlyas possible horizontal. At the…
Architecture, Domestic
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