International studio (49.1913)

Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture

HOUSE AT BUDLEIGH SALTERTON : SOUTH GABLE
ROGERS, BONE AND COLES, ARCHITECTS


teaching. It is also intended that the traditions
and methods of the Ateliers in Paris shall be
adhered to, so far as it is possible
to combine them with English prac-’
tice, but the Ateliers will make no
attempt to insist on the imitation of
French features and detail or to in-
fluence the student in this direction ;
being concerned more with the prin-
ciples which govern these features than
with the actual features themselves.
As, however, it is recognised that only
those who have been trained on the
Beaux-Arts system for a sufficient
length of time to grasp its principles
and assimilate its atmosphere are
competent to impart it, the direc-
tion will be in the hands of Beaux-
Arts men The Committee and Jury
for adjudication include the following:
Honorary Members—MM. J. L. Pascal
and V. Laloux, Members of the Insti-
tute of France. Committee of Manage-
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PLAN OF HOUSE AT BUDLEIGH SALTERTON. ROGERS,
BONE AND COLES, ARCHITECTS
ment—Sir George Riddell (Chairman); Lord Saye
and Sele; *MM. Alph. Defrasse, and *J. Godefroy,
President and Vice-President of the Societe des
Architectes Diplomes; * Mons. Faure Dujarric;
*Mr. Arthur Davis; Mr. A. R. Jemmett, F.R.I.B.A.;
* Mr. H. V. Ranchester, F.R.I.B.A.; * Mr. Edwin
L. Lutyens, F.R.I.B.A.; * Mons. Chas. Mewes;
Mr. E. C. P. Monson, F.R.I.B.A.; * Mons. A.
Templier; Mr. Percy B. Tubbs, F.R.I.B.A.; and
Mr. R. G. Lovell. (The names marked with an
asterisk are Members of the Jury.)

PLAN OF HOUSE AT HAMPSTEAD
C. H. B. QUENNELI, F.R.I.B.A., ARCHITECT