Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Felix, 1836-1891 · Boston : J. R. Osgood · leaf 422
ls; other bands, running parallel tothese, strike the eye as they run upwards through all the sto- COPENHAGEN. 411 ries, and are connected by oblique bands with the sloping sidesof the roof. The elevations show no great complication in their details.There are a few pieces of stone, and bricks of… … 10 Mti >0i2 » G 8Fig. 199, —Elevation of a Lodging-house. shops are distinguished by large bays. At the top of the gablesis a pole, serving to raise or lower, to and from the upper stories,heavy and cumbrous packages. Cellars are not in use m Copen-hagen; the soil, too damp and permeable, and…
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