Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907, Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · London ; Glasgow ; Edinburgh : William Mackenzie · leaf 465
20 ORDERS OF ARCHITECTURE. entablature, which is therefore one-fourth of the height of the column, or two and a halfdiameters high. The architrave is three-fourths of a diameter high, the frieze is two-thirds, and the cornice one and a twelfth. Dividing the height of the architrave intofive parts,… … remainder of the architrave. The frieze is commonly ornamented, though frequently leftquite flat and plain. The height of the cornice being divided into three parts, theyare disposed among the members in the manner exhibited by Plate C. The projectionof the cornice over the frieze is equal to its…
Architecture, Domestic · Architecture, Gothic
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