Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Félix, Peto, John Frederick, 1854-1907 · Boston, J. R. Osgood · leaf 121
nvenience from the horses, or interfered with bythe great number of equipages. The stairs which lead to theupper galleries are not of sufficient importance, and the deal em-ployed in their construction gives the idea that the presentstairs are only provisional. The facades of this palace are more… … large semicircular arches of the nave spring from a series ofcast-iron columns connected in pairs; these are bound togetherby arches, on which are placed small secondary supports. AMSTERDAM. 117 The roof is of glass, the walls are of brick, but of no consid-
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