. International studio. A CORNER OK THE DRAWING-KOOM IN THE AliOVE Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture illustrations of which are here given), and especi-ally the two country houses designed for and Herr Friese, both of them admirablyexemplifying the combination of practicabiUty withaesthetic qualities, have made their name knownamong wider circles. The accompanying illustrations of the Land-haus Vassmer show that the architects appreciate red-tiled roof and broad expanse of green turf toimpart an aspect of cheerfulness to this plan (page 199) reveals a thoughtful dist
. International studio. A CORNER OK THE DRAWING-KOOM IN THE AliOVE Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture illustrations of which are here given), and especi-ally the two country houses designed for and Herr Friese, both of them admirablyexemplifying the combination of practicabiUty withaesthetic qualities, have made their name knownamong wider circles. The accompanying illustrations of the Land-haus Vassmer show that the architects appreciate red-tiled roof and broad expanse of green turf toimpart an aspect of cheerfulness to this plan (page 199) reveals a thoughtful distri-bution of the apartments. As will be seen, theentrance divides off the domestic offices from thefamily apartments ; the latter consisting of a hall,through which are reached the living - room(Wohnzifnmer), the dining-room {Speisezimmer),. ;^/^ND>H^U5; friese:: ;cyi5:GR0S5E; scMiz^rzinnER the beauty of quiet nooks, such as the loggia over measuring approximately 23 ft. by 15 ft., andthe main entrance and the veranda and terrace leading out of this the childrens day nursery,outside the dining-room on the garden side. The On the other side of the dining-room is a serverywhite of the external walls combines with the communicating with the kitchen, beyond which is the larder, the remainingoffices being a wash-roomwith direct access to thegarden, and an ironing-room. From the housewhich Messrs. Rujigeand Scotland have de-signed for Herr Friese,we give two illustrationsof the principal bedroom,reproduced from draw-ings made by the archi-tects. On each of thetwo shorter sides of theroom are a pair of fixedwardrobes or cupboards,with drawer at the bottomof each, and betweenthem are recesses respec-tively intended for thebed and the the practical con-siderations which solargely influence theirdesigns do not exc
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