Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 175
ig. 3 the main structure is a semicircularwall faced with tiles and crowned with a balustrade,shaded by open timbers for climbing roses. The close connection between these little buildingsand the garden walls is seen in numerous old ex-amples, where the roofs of the former add a seemingstability to… … Fig. 42.—Another Garden House. Temple to Chelsea was studded with similar build-ings, and their effectiveness in the angles of a court-yard, the sides of a formal flower garden, or the endsof walk and terrace, should bring them back intofavour. The present generation is regaining someof the past…
