Construction : a journal for the architectural engineering and contracting interests of Canada (1913)
Macdonald, Ivan S, McLean, Robert Craik, Reed, Frederick, Keith, Fraser Sanderson, 1878-, Toutloff, M. B · Toronto : Consolidated Press · leaf 308
hedgeor fence, a source of considerable annoyance especi-ally if the estate is very large. To offset this theposts or abutments that form the entrance should beof a different material than that of the fence or havesome individual motive. The piers in fig. VI., which mark the road leadingto the half… … entry, fig. VII., is also built of stone gleaned fromthe fields, but somewhat more pretentious in design.A touch of dignity is added to the view by the stoneseats which tend to form a second and more formalentry. Wrought iron lends itself to the artists skill inornamenting the approach to vast…
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