. International studio. scheme o( and glasshouses. The drawings on pages 283 and285 show parts of a house and284 garden supposed (for the purposes of this article) tobe remodelled from a farmhouse and adjacent barn ;plenty of such opportunities are to be found in theEastern counties, the barn and a high enclosingwall forming backgrounds for two sides of thequadrangular cloister. In the drawing on page 283is shown a central bay on which all the inexpen-sive ornament the house receives is centred, whichis immediately opposite the summer-house (a com-panion feature in the scheme) s
. International studio. scheme o( and glasshouses. The drawings on pages 283 and285 show parts of a house and284 garden supposed (for the purposes of this article) tobe remodelled from a farmhouse and adjacent barn ;plenty of such opportunities are to be found in theEastern counties, the barn and a high enclosingwall forming backgrounds for two sides of thequadrangular cloister. In the drawing on page 283is shown a central bay on which all the inexpen-sive ornament the house receives is centred, whichis immediately opposite the summer-house (a com-panion feature in the scheme) shown thatched roof of the barn is brought downlower to form a covering for the cloister on thatside, and is continued along the wall. The gardenitself is crossed by flagged paths, bordered withVirginia stock, and at the crossing in the centre isa sundial. In a garden such as this shade andshelter and cosiness would be gained at once,and the pleasure a garden affords could beenjoyed on more days of the A GARDEN ENTRANCE DESIGNED AND DRAWN BY K. L. GRHiGS Architedural Gardening.—VII.
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