gits foundation to the naturalirregularities of the site insteadof leveling everything in orderto provide a smooth, neatly-squared spot for the house tostand on. As the natural foun-dation for a building is stone,—and also because split field stoneshows surfaces veined withbeautiful rich and varied… … CRArT3A\A/MBU/NGAUOW n^ 1 ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIBED IN THE CRAFTSMANFOR NOVEMBER 1908. color effects of the landscape in deciding what tone should be given.Sometimes,—as in the South or in California,—the warm, creamy tones ofbiscuit or buff are best adapted to the surroundings. In other placesthe…
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