Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 10
ge them symmetrically over oneanother. In this way they first began to figure as anelement in the design; for in the older buildings theywere regarded as mere holes in the wall to admit light,and seldom treated architecturally. From being cut square through the wall the next Thestep was to splay… … ■^^— r-^— Fig. 103. them on the outside within an outer order, which theycarried on little shafts and capitalsin the jambs (Fig. 103) and thenproceeded after a time to putsimilar colonnettes to the jambsinside. The disposition of thewindows in the elevation becamean important part of the design.In…
Architecture, Gothic
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