Studio: international art (42.1908)

Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture

offered and the special view
obtainable. The hall and
staircase are panelled in
white. All the ground-floor
rooms have rich ceilings in
modelled plaster, and the
floors are of oak in narrow
widths, the doors in maho-
gany. The exterior is in
white plaster, with a trow-
elled and floated face, the
wall tiles in bright red, the
roofs covered with a dark
hand-made tile. The cost
has worked out at tenpence
per foot cube, including all
finishings and decorations.

Though of a more or less
public character as regards

itsuse,we illustrate here (see dutch garden at "west hall," byfleet

' v designed by g. lister sutcliffe, architect

pp. 200 and 203) a cottage

hospital at Harrow-on-the-

Hill, Middlesex, also designed by Mr. Arnold domestic type. It is, indeed, almost a matter of

Mitchell, because, from an architectural point of necessity that a building such as this should partake

view, the building in its general features is of the of this character. There should always be associated

dutch garden, " west hall," byfleet

designed by g. lister sutcliffe, architect

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