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Notes & sketches of an architect, taken during a journey in the North-West of Europe (1876)

Narjoux, Félix · London : Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington · leaf 335

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FUNEN. 3°3 the north and south ends. Each of these buildings, being allotted to a special purpose, is separated from the next by a considerable space, a kind of wide road around each of them. The only material employed in their construction is wood, with the exception of the tiled roofs. In front… … Fig. 165. — General View of a Farm. tioned, shelters the outer^ flight of steps, and a large verandah serving as a vestibule, on which all the rooms open. This verandah is closed during the winter by glazed sashes, and serves for the reception of persons who are not expected to enter the private…

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