# ent

id: 42469
type: PRODUCT
entity:
  | | | | | | | | | | Parlor or Reception Room| - | - | - | | Porch | - | - | - | | Sitting-Room | - | - | - | | Front Hall


# bib

id: 14248
title: Homes and How to Make Them
author: Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence)
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  It is a solemn thing to build even the outside of a house. DEAR JOHN: Where to build your house may be, in truth, a question a building is preferable to a house of eight or ten rooms, two on each building, but proves his faith by his work; his new house at Edgewood reach will do a good work that shall surely have its reward; for brick it is possible to build a large, plain, square house, a perfect cube Other things being equal, a house built of brick may be as easily of any room in the house, and, if the doors, finish, etc., happen to brick house, in case one wished to begin in a small way. DEAR JOHN: One reason, among many, why the old-time houses are more decided to build a house, he means he is ready to begin,--right off; builds your house, through which the warm air will escape.


id: 15678
title: The House That Jill Built, after Jack''s Had Proved a Failure
author: Gardner, E. C. (Eugene Clarence)
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  THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT 239 THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT 241 Perhaps I ought to explain that the house that Jack built, intending to drawing-room Jack needs for his private use, his study, office, window curtains drawn, instead of one large room we shall have three Jill, my dear, our house shall be bricks--excuse me, I mean "You ought to see the house that I built," said Jack. house it is better to have a kitchen and sitting-room than a "I wish it were possible," said she, "to build a house with everything have been inside, if the house had been well planned," said Jill rather building a house that is to be our home as long as we live, perhaps, [Illustration: THE HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT.] [Illustration: THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT.] [Illustration: THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE HOUSE THAT JILL BUILT.]


id: 19998
title: Rural Architecture Being a Complete Description of Farm Houses, Cottages, and Out Buildings
author: Allen, Lewis Falley
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summary:
  require less house room than he who tills equally well his farm of We repudiate cellar kitchens, or under-ground rooms for house work, 7Â½ feet high above the floor of the main house; the pitch of the roof A door passes from this wash-room into the wood-house, which is The front door of this house opens into a small entry or hall, 9Ã�6 feet, A door also leads from the wash-room into the wood-house. rear wall of this wood-house leads a door into the garden, or the hall, with its open doors, connecting the best rooms of the house on A door opens from its rear wall into the wood-house, 32Ã�12 feet, which passage, (leading to an open wood-house in rear, 10Ã�12 feet, with a shed as the main house, and posts, 8 feet high, standing on the ground, A door leads into the wood-house, which is 12Ã�16 feet, in


id: 17804
title: If You''re Going to Live in the Country
author: Ormsbee, Renee Richmond Huntley
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summary:
  Entirely new, but with all the charm of an old house 184 had no clear idea of the type of house we wanted, save that it be old a new house on old lines or remodeling an existing structure with a The need of an architect where a new house is to be built or an old life," she said, "I''ve wanted to live in a really old house but until An old water-power sawmill makes an unusually attractive country home. Buying an old house is a good deal like selecting a horse. "The next time I buy an old house to put a new frame into, you''ll know building a new house, the type of heating used will largely depend on radiation is provided with steam or hot water plants to heat the house Except for the new country house or one that has been completely


id: 26354
title: Woodward''s Country Homes
author: Woodward, George E. (George Evertson)
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summary:
  present house rent would in a few years pay the whole cost of the place, city house planted down in the open country, nor should any sensible man be considered, that in building our country houses, we are not simply class of building, and a house thus constructed may afterwards become a The second design (Fig. 5,) is for a frame building giving more variety The plans of this house are compact, the rooms opening into each other closets, built outside the frame, and a door into the single room, over The library, parlor, or general living room in a country house--and we The design for a house or other building, and a plan of the interior In former times, a house of this class erected in the country, would be In Fig. 114 is shown the manner of constructing frames for buildings of


id: 33955
title: Remodeled Farmhouses
author: Northend, Mary Harrod
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summary:
  changed from its original place in the old house. Although the walls of most old houses follow a straight line from one Old Colonial houses were always built on the rectangular plan, as this The original house, separated from the highway by an old wall of field in the rear of the house the room originally designed for the kitchen; Most of the old houses were cut up into small rooms, for, kitchens or living-rooms, although occasionally we see an old house find in these old houses, where fireplaces, doors, porches, and carving part of the old house and which shows two rooms thrown into one, with an room in the house, we find wainscot and the same use of white paint. the house after the original chimney had been built, as an old fireplace In the old house there were nine rooms on the first floor


id: 41781
title: The Country House (with Designs)
author: Châteauneuf, Alexis de
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summary:
  instances taken from different styles of architecture; and one who has development of Gothic architecture, that style failed to attach to, and [1] As regards _Arabian architecture_, the parent art may be said modern sculpture and painting into Gothic architecture without in matters of art, especially as regards architecture, than I possess. Greek style of architecture is that which best admits of this union. as regards a house of pure Greek style, is a cube of building of mock again, as regards the material and colour, as we use Grecian style in the Gothic principle or style was in common adopted and worked out merely as regards architecture, would be one too far from the present idea of the general character and style of the different rooms, as subject of decoration, both as regards houses and public buildings, has As regards the style and mode of execution of the proposed decorations,


id: 42469
title: Convenient Houses, With Fifty Plans for the Housekeeper
author: Gibson, Louis H. (Louis Henry)
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summary:
  One can build a better house for a given sum of money at this time than usually builds a house of two or three rooms. A house arranged with a reception-hall, parlor, sitting-room, Additional rooms require more work than the same amount of floor space are placed in a passage which leads from the kitchen to the dining-room, It is well in building a new house to have an outside cellar-way to The bath-room and general plumbing work are considered in detail in the little wood-work as possible in the bath-room. of the wood-work in the different rooms of the lower floor. china-closet connects the dining-room and kitchen. a two-story house with a reception-hall, parlor, dining-room, kitchen, plan the rooms are arranged around the hall, there being three large No. 17 is the house in which the general plan was first worked out, and, Plan No. 41 is an eight-room house with a simple stairway.


id: 59599
title: Farmhouse Plans
author: Ashby, Wallace
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summary:
  provide needed working area, storage space, and living and sleeping The cost per square foot of floor area of two-story frame houses was second addition will complete the house with a living room and front Floor areas: Superstructure, original house 660 square feet; completed The first-floor and cellar plans of house 6534 are almost the same as the A work-porch addition beside the kitchen and living room, between the Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with Floor areas: Superstructure, original house, 380 square feet; with [Illustration: FLOOR PLAN AND COMPLETED HOUSE] [Illustration: FLOOR PLAN AND COMPLETED HOUSE] [Illustration: FLOOR PLAN AND COMPLETED HOUSE]


id: 60658
title: Old Houses in Holland
author: Jones, Sydney R. (Sydney Robert)
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summary:
  decoration, more often in brickwork than stone; arched window-heads late date of 1673, has arched window-heads and step gable terminated (page 21), windows, doorways (shown above), decoration, mouldings houses in the "Balans" at Middelburg (page 35) furnishes a good example On the exterior walls of the house from Zutphen (page 43) can be seen stone faÃ§ade at Delft (page 46) has all the attributes of Gothic work, in brick and stone (page 50), bounded at each end by lion-heads in high example from Franeker (page 49) is built in brick and stone and was EXTERIOR FEATURES--DOORS, WINDOWS, GABLES & ORNAMENTS EXTERIOR FEATURES--DOORS, WINDOWS, GABLES & ORNAMENTS The doorway at Delft (page 87) is a good example of work dictated by (page 105), appearing on a house dated 1625, differ somewhat from the Work of a similar kind appears on the house at Zwolle, dated given (page 123) has the date of 1798 worked within it.


