The things which are seen; a revaluation of the visual arts (1921)
Edwards, Arthur Trystan · London, P. Allan & co · leaf 212
ding, for their symmetry is compromisedby the addition of lateral features. Without thesethey would appear to take no cognizance of thefact that they are not standing in complete THE GEAMMAR OF DESIGN. 201 isolation but are on one side attached to themain body of the house. The design 74 B seems… … B FIG. 74. There is no need to multiply the architecturalillustrations any further as many of the diagramsin the previous sections exemplify this canon. InEigs. 24 C and 26 A it is obvious that either ofthese facades would look highly unsatisfactoryif by the introduction of a basement storeyequal…
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