. A domestic cyclopædia of practical information ... Fig- 43- Where but a single arch is needed, it is calleda recessed arch. Fig. 44. Arcades and recessed arches, if wisely in- HOUSE 285 troduced, always produce effective contrasts oflight and sliade. Tliese arrangements are tobe distinguislicd from porches and verandas,both of wliich Fig- 44- Being protected on three sides, tliey arepreferable, in mucli exposed situations, toporches and verandas, except where breezesare more important in warm weather thanprotection in cold. Arcades provided withglass frames for winter, make well-pr
. A domestic cyclopædia of practical information ... Fig- 43- Where but a single arch is needed, it is calleda recessed arch. Fig. 44. Arcades and recessed arches, if wisely in- HOUSE 285 troduced, always produce effective contrasts oflight and sliade. Tliese arrangements are tobe distinguislicd from porches and verandas,both of wliich Fig- 44- Being protected on three sides, tliey arepreferable, in mucli exposed situations, toporches and verandas, except where breezesare more important in warm weather thanprotection in cold. Arcades provided withglass frames for winter, make well-protectedconservatories. The sashes could be madeportable. ii 44. Bay -windows are well illustrated inmost of the exteriors already given. Fig. 45shows a good arrangement for a bay windowwith a balcony on top.
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