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Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture

A DOCTOR'S HOUSE IN SURREY (Plan Oil*. 46) WILLIAMS, ELLIS & SCOTT, ARCHITECTS

for a physician with a general practice in Surrey, fully graded, and the chimney stacks of small
Its plan was especially adapted for the require- brindled bricks with raked joints. The cost of
ments of a country doctor, the house being practi- this house was about ^1,300.
cally composed of three
distinct component parts—
namely, the family rooms,
the kitchen premises,
offices, etc., and the
patients' section—separate
access being provided for
each. There is a side-
entrance for dispensary
patients opening into a
corridor, which may like-
wise be entered from the
central lounge hall where
the better-class patients are
received. For the rest, as
far as accommodation is
concerned, the plan ex-
plains itself. The walls
are of rough stocks, built
hollow, harled and lime-
whited. The roof is con-

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UULU U' 'l mlALU11- UL HOUSE BUILT IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY AND RECENTLY RESTORED BY

old, hand-made tiles, care- ernkst beckwith

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