Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 172
d byits source, is yet, we think, amply justified inpractice. We have already referred in passing to the valueof such garden buildings in close proximity to thehouse, to their usefulness in wedding the house tothe garden and in affording a better scenic back-ground for the general design. The… … o Gcd O< I50 GARDENS IN THE MAKING house has a curiously close relationship with theterrace, wherever it may be placed ; and whetherseen at the end of a paved walk or from the lowerlevels over which it appears raised as an integralportion and a crowning feature of the retaining wall(fig. 31), it…
