Volume 2

House architecture / by J.J. Stevenson.

  • Stevenson, J. J. (John James), 1831-1908.
Date:
1880
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: House architecture / by J.J. Stevenson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Master’s private room, the, of a modern house, ii. 61 Materials and construction of houses, ii. 156 May, Mr., architect, 325 Men-servants’ rooms, ii. 103 Merchant Taylors’ School, front to street (figure), i. 319; playing court (figure), i. 320; school-room (figure), i. 321 Middle Ages, houses of the, i. 18; splendour of the churches of the, i. 19 Milk-store, the, ii. 92 Montague House — the old British Museum (figure), i. 340 Montereau, Peter de, builder of the Sainte Chapelle, Paris, i. 86 Moray Place, Edinburgh, character of the architecture of, i. 347 Morning-room, the, of a modern house, ii. 57 Morton Hall, Cheshire (figure), i. 165 Mousta, the church of, at Malta, i. 95 Multifariousness one of the most strik- ing characteristics of modern house- planning, ii. 47 Munster, houses at, showing vertical and horizontal division of their sur- faces (figure), i. 36; two houses at, showing mode of producing archi- tectural effect, i. 37 , Westphalia, houses at (figure), i. 261 Music, variation in, since its origin, i. 82 APERY-CLOSET, the, ii. 105 Nassauer House at Nuremberg (figure), i. 177 National Monument, Edinburgh, the unfinished, a specimen of Greek architecture, i. 185 Necham, or Nequam, Alexander, Abbot of Cirencester, his account of houses in England in the twelfth centm-y, ii. 8, 9 Newark Castle, on the Clyde (figure), i. 361 Nicollini Palace, Florence (figure), i. 219 Northern countries of Europe, materials used in the construction of houses in the, ii. 159 races, dwellings of the, ii. 4 Nuremberg, picturesqueness of the streets of, i. 16; architectural effect of a house near the Town Hall of, i. 42; house near the Town Hall at (figure), i. 42; towers on the walls at, i. 45; towers on the walls at (figure), i. 45; Nassauer House at (figure), i. 177; house at, near the Town Hall (figure), i. 205; gables at (figure), i. 259; emphatically a city of the Middle Ages, i. 266; houses on the Pegnitz (figure), i. 266; towers on walls at (figures), ii. 209-210. Nurseries, the, of a modern house, ii. 70-73 OAKHAM CASTLE, great size of the hall of, ii. 10 Offices, the servants’, of a modern house, ii. 78 et seq.; Mr. Kerr’s views regarding, 78 Old Merchant Taylors’ School, front to street (figure), i. 319 Olympus, Jupiter, temple of, at Athens, a splendid example of the Corinthian order, i. 189 ; (figure), i. 190 Oriel at Freiburg in Breisgau (figure), i. 267 Orleans, house with shop at (figure), i. 248; house at (figure), ii. 151 Ornament, architecture cannot reach its highest manifestations without, i. 44-53 Oxford, second quad of St. John’s Col- lege (figure), i. 309 Arms, Warwick Lane (figure), ii. 38; gallery in (figure), ii. 39