The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 382
utiful in itself, but one that admits of numerous vari-ations, to say nothing of the great diversity of design it allows andeven suggests, in other respects. By way of contrast to the plans we gave in the first instance, wenow show one for a dining-room whose ends are concave and semi-circular, but… … nient of this kind would produce an unusual degree of architecturalplay and richness, with somewhat of intricacy, but not such as to pro-duce confusion or disturb the regularity, if not simplicity, of the en-semble, since the individual parts and recesses are sufficiently con-nected together by the…
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