A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 564
precisely thesame manner, but to find the length and shape of theveneer, lay out, as in Fig. 60, a b equal to the height of thecolumn and cd equal to the base; continue c e and dc to i;from i as a center, with ic and i c as radii, describe the arcsch and ef\ from <?: as a center, describe the… … Fig. 60. length of the veneer, also of the caul; this, however, mnst bemade to come together about f inch short, as previously-explained. BlilNDS. 98. In order to prevent the strong sunlight from stream-ing through the windows of a dwelling or other stnictin-c,these openings are usually provided…
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