Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 149
fdiversity is desired, it should be sought in variationsin plarij with curves and re-entering angles arrangedin the wall itself. A low terrace wall (some sixteen inches high, acomfortable height If used as a seat) can be treatedin a variety of ways, while lengths of plain unpiercedwalling… … Fig. 33.—Terrace Wall and Flagged Path. building or a higher wall. A length of solid wall,with a stone vase, or a long scroll-shaped consolecarved in stone will provide a simple solution. There are many interesting forms of balustradingthat can be made of brick and tile work, piercedstrapwork and…
