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 205
agogue is built of freestone, as well as bricks, wood,and iron. This is one of the few buildings in Hanover in whichwe have noticed the employment of iron. Its use has been sowell understood, and it has here been employed in forms andcombinations so appropriate to its nature and to the part whichit… … Fig. 107. — Transverse Section of the Synagogue, Hanover. HANOVER. 201 ence of wise economical views which cause timber to be pre-ferred to iron, since the former is still abundant in the countryand comparatively cheap.
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