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Studio: international art — 13.1898

DOI issue:
No. 61 (April, 1898)
DOI article:
Modern domestic architecture: the work of Mr. Ernest Newton, [1]
DOI Page / Citation link:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18391#0197

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The Work of Ernest Newton

forgets that while building is the purpose, archi- whole, and is not a mere extraneous addition of
tecture can only be achieved when it infuses the recognised " features " to a mean structure.

Mr. Newton is also true

| j ( ( to another principle—too

long forgotten—that size
and costliness have nothing
to do with architecture.
He evidently believes that
a small house can be made,
■ in its own way, as truly a

K""'u D beautiful building as if it

were a mansion or a cathe-

OJ*>C COAi. j 1

^ | dral. In the preface to

H-| his admirable book of

L * fl plans and perspective

fl views of houses costing

from ^1400 to ^2200, he

......"i says : " It has somehow

:nzr"- become an accepted fact

that people of moderate
means may not even con-
template the possession of
a house of their own ; the

f "F Ti n~~~ " -• - •'••-~»^^rriZl speculating builder fosters

this idea, and having
seized on a suburb pro-
ceeds to cut down the
trees, uproot the hedges,
ground i'i.an of rid court, haslbmbrb brnrst nrwton, architect and transform country into

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