nspicuous and the extreme convenience morethan offsets the sometime objection to having themvisible. This plea is addressed chiefly to the owner of themoderately priced house, as in those of more elab-orate design and costly construction the good archi-tect will unfailingly avail himself of the… … the heat to enter the room through registers set inthe floor or side wall. This permits a perfect con-trol of fresh air as well as the warmed air enteringthe room. Its cost, however, is about one-thirdmore than that of the direct radiation. The suggestion for the small house offered abovemay be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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