English shop-fronts, old and new : a series of examples by leading architects, selected and specially photographed : together with descriptive notes and illustrations (1907)
Dan, Horace, Willmott, Edmund Charles Morgan · London: B.T. Batsford · leaf 69
an improvement, and if the frontage be not too great, it shouldbe easy so to adjust things as to avoid any incongruity of treatment.The use of the sham arch is to be deprecated, for the only naturaltreatment of a shop-front opening is a square treatment or beamand post. There is a sound ornamental… … Fig. 14. NO. 65, ST. Pauls churchyard, London. W. Ernest Hazell, Architect. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE MODERN SHOP-FRONT. 19 front, i.e. if this relationship is to be cognate and architedurallyrecognizable. For instance, the use of bays projecting out over theshop-front below (Plate xv) helps this…
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