Category: Architecture
The various speculations and expressions of opinion to which our movements have given rise would, if accurately noted, supply the most interesting exposition of what we have to contend with on the one hand, and what we have to encourage us on the other. We should gather from i...
The various speculations and expressions of opinion to which our movements have given rise would, if accurately noted, supply the most interesting exposition of what we have to...
2. Part 2“It is with much satisfaction I have read the precursor of THE BUILDER, which I think will be well received by all persons in that line of business, for nothing can possibly be...
3. Part 3Enthusiast is an architect! Upon my word, some one will exclaim, what is coming to us now-a-days?—architects and architecture are obtruded upon us at every turn; and a certain l...
4. Part 4What if he has put at our service in the Precursor Number and in this review the choice of those pleasing illustrations that adorn his works? We point to these as additional pro...
5. Part 5In fig. 2247. the upper sash is represented as open for ventilation; when shut, the parts of the opening-sash cover and overlap the fixed parts in such a manner as to exclude wi...
6. Part 6Mr. Pinch had listened to all this with looks of bewilderment, which seemed to be in part occasioned by the matter of his companion’s speech, and in part by his rapid and veheme...
7. Part 7Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P., Chairman. John Aylwin, Esq., Dulwich. Robert Bastow, Esq., 20, Surrey-place, Old Kent-road. William Bastow, Esq., 20, Surrey-place, Old Kent-road....