The open timber roofs of the Middle Ages : illustrated by perspective and working drawings of some of the best varieties of church roofs : with descriptive letter-press (1849)
Brandon, Raphael, 1817-1877 author · London : David Bogue, 86 Fleet Street : Sold also by George Bell, 186 Fleet Street · leaf 29
its underside connecting it with the wall- pieces, thus forming an arched sup- port for it, as at Outwell Church, iff' Norfolk. * In roofs of higher pitch the builders still endeavoured, with '11 ' //' ^:w^rWi varied success as to effect, to retain the arched shape in conjunction with Roof over the… … Roof over Nave of Morton Church, Lincolnshire, dients, however, are at all to be compared with the effect of an unbroken arch, an excellent specimen of which is to be seen over the nave of Adderbury Church, Oxfordshire ; \ where arched tie-beam braces span the nave, * See also, Hingham Church,…
Roofs · Architecture, Medieval · Roofs, Open-timbered · Church architecture
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