A Discussion of Composition Especially As Applied to Architecture
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). Ordinarily, no attempt is made to draw in a number of boards, which would but blacken the plan and destroy all effects of the poche.
The mosaic which most effectually characterizes a plan is that of the second method. An example is M. Bigot's plan (Fig. 88), with its excellent portrayal 16 226 COMPOSITION IN PLAN.
of batteries, machines and implements for cadet drill. As a rule, all passages and circulations should be left white, or only with a border line. M. Chaussemiche's plan (Fig. 70) s...hows this particularly well. More- over, lines must not cross an opening where a passage is to count. This is apparent in the entrance to M. Chaussemiche 's plan, and a clever breaking of the mosaic of the broad gallery around his central court gives an excellent example of one method of tying the central spaces to those portions with which it should be in direct communication. Indeed, the mosaic in this plan will well repay careful study.
For exterior work, a most characteristic court mosaic can be made by using the old Roman Opus Insertum, or a flagging laid in and bonded as a wall would be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
). Ordinarily, no attempt is made to draw in a number of boards, which would but blacken the plan and destroy all effects of the poche.
The mosaic which most effectually characterizes a plan is that of the second method. An example is M. Bigot's plan (Fig. 88), with its excellent portrayal 16 226 COMPOSITION IN PLAN.
of batteries, machines and implements for cadet drill. As a rule, all passages and circulations should be left white, or only with a border line. M. Chaussemiche's plan (Fig. 70) s...hows this particularly well. More- over, lines must not cross an opening where a passage is to count. This is apparent in the entrance to M. Chaussemiche 's plan, and a clever breaking of the mosaic of the broad gallery around his central court gives an excellent example of one method of tying the central spaces to those portions with which it should be in direct communication. Indeed, the mosaic in this plan will well repay careful study.
For exterior work, a most characteristic court mosaic can be made by using the old Roman Opus Insertum, or a flagging laid in and bonded as a wall would be.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Vredenburgh Van Pelt to read onlineMoreLess
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