DOI Artikel:
Recent designs in domestic architecture
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21214#0048
Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture
Messrs. Herbert T. Buckland, F.R.I.B.A., and
E. Haywood-Farmer, F.R.I.B.A., now Messrs.
Buckland, Haywood, and Farmer. The large
music-room, as will be seen from the plan below,
is on the northern side, with a bay to the west
overlooking the drive and the main entra nee to the
house. The hall has a corner fireplace of stone
and leading from this part of the building is a
staircase in English oak. The smoking-room and
drawing-room adjoin, the latter having two outlooks
to the south, one being from the bay.
The dining-room has an exit to the
loggia and garden. Surrounding the
kitchen court are various rooms and
receptacles arranged conveniently for
storage and service purposes, the
kitchen itself, with scullery and
servants’ hall, being on the south. The upstairs
accommodation includes a private suite consisting of
two bedrooms, bathroom, and a sitting-room which
opens on to a wide balcony; on the first floor are
are also four other bedrooms, a dressing-room,
schoolroom, bathroom, etc. The servants’ bed
and bathrooms are on the second floor.
“ Great Roke ” is on the top of a hill and is built
externally with the local Bargate stone, with window
and other dressings of Doulting stone. The walls
“great roke,” witley, surrey: north front
H. T. BUCKLAND AND E. HAY WOOD-FARMER, FF.R.I.B.A., ARCHITECTS
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Messrs. Herbert T. Buckland, F.R.I.B.A., and
E. Haywood-Farmer, F.R.I.B.A., now Messrs.
Buckland, Haywood, and Farmer. The large
music-room, as will be seen from the plan below,
is on the northern side, with a bay to the west
overlooking the drive and the main entra nee to the
house. The hall has a corner fireplace of stone
and leading from this part of the building is a
staircase in English oak. The smoking-room and
drawing-room adjoin, the latter having two outlooks
to the south, one being from the bay.
The dining-room has an exit to the
loggia and garden. Surrounding the
kitchen court are various rooms and
receptacles arranged conveniently for
storage and service purposes, the
kitchen itself, with scullery and
servants’ hall, being on the south. The upstairs
accommodation includes a private suite consisting of
two bedrooms, bathroom, and a sitting-room which
opens on to a wide balcony; on the first floor are
are also four other bedrooms, a dressing-room,
schoolroom, bathroom, etc. The servants’ bed
and bathrooms are on the second floor.
“ Great Roke ” is on the top of a hill and is built
externally with the local Bargate stone, with window
and other dressings of Doulting stone. The walls
“great roke,” witley, surrey: north front
H. T. BUCKLAND AND E. HAY WOOD-FARMER, FF.R.I.B.A., ARCHITECTS
42