. La rivista di architettura. e camera di per sé carattere acquiresa attraente come è insolito. Finora, troppo, frombeing in un angolo oscuro, la caminiera sarebbe directlyfacing una finestra e a non grande distanza da essa, a se theroom erano perfettamente quadrato, e il camino sul lato oppo-sito di Windows. In maschera. 14. il tronco di piazza è convertito in un circlein la sua forma generale, ma estesa da due cavità triangolari,in cui dovrebbero essere poste le porte comunicanti con le camere theadjoining. In questo modo le porte sono rimossi auna distanza dal camino, e f

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. The Architectural magazine. e room itself acquiresa character as attractive as it is unusual. So far, too, frombeing in an obscure corner, the chimneypiece would be directlyfacing a window, and at no greater distance from it, than if theroom were perfectly square, and the fireplace on the side oppo-site the windows. In Jig. 14. the truncated square is converted into a circlein its general form, but extended by two triangular recesses, in which would be placed the doors communicating with theadjoining rooms. By this means the doors are removed toa farther distance from the fireplace, and, in fact, so situatedas to be quite out of the way of any thing when opened. Inthis case there is only a single large window, which would affordample light for a room of this form and dimensions (15 feet indiameter). The opening of the recesses shoidd not be carriedquite up to the cornice of the ceiling, as that would take off inappearance from the circularity of the room. The intersecting L ip. fi 58 Original Design for a Centre.. clotted lines aremerely to show thedirection of the sym-metrising points, which is diagonal tothe other rooms. In this figure thewhole of the firstfloor is shown, al-though, of course, quite arbitrarily, and, therefore, notlikely to suit anyspecific purpose, unless either cir-cumstances couldbe accommodated to that, or that be farther accommodated to theexigences of site and space. The apartment c would be larger thanZ>, and a a small anteroom ; or it might be used as a bedchamber;in which cases, b would be an inner drawingroom, accessiblethrough c. By some farther variation of the plan, it wouldnot be difficult to obtain a door into b from the staircase, andthat, too, without disturbing the room c; but we might go onadding cut after cut, were we to attempt to meet every particu-lar case by showing how the same plan of the room b might beadapted to it. These brief hints shall be here closed with theremark, that the above figures are two specimens from a ra

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecad
• booksubjectarchitecture
• bookyear1834