American Estates And Gardens
American Estates And Gardens
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82] "The Monastery" The House of Charles P. Searle, Esq. , Swampscott, Massachusetts HE very unusual house of Mr. Charles P. Searle, at Swampscott, Massachusetts, attracts attention both Ijy the novelty of its design and its very extraordinary situation. For much of the inner part of the house overhangs the sea in a quite literal sense, although the entrance front, embowered in large trees, hardly suggests such a situation. The grounds are enclosed with a stucco wall, whose plainlv cut arches a...nd curved crest are repeated again in the forms of the entrance porch. Placed as it is on a rock, the design of the house has cahed for clever planning, with an adaptation to the various levels of the site, and an economical utilization of the available area. The color scheme is quite unusual: the walls are gray, the roof brilliant red, the latticed windows pea green. The entrance porch is applied diagonally to the main structure, and faces a forecourt within the enclosing wall.
The principal door opens on to a vestibule in green and white, beyond which is the hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
82] "The Monastery" The House of Charles P. Searle, Esq. , Swampscott, Massachusetts HE very unusual house of Mr. Charles P. Searle, at Swampscott, Massachusetts, attracts attention both Ijy the novelty of its design and its very extraordinary situation. For much of the inner part of the house overhangs the sea in a quite literal sense, although the entrance front, embowered in large trees, hardly suggests such a situation. The grounds are enclosed with a stucco wall, whose plainlv cut arches a...nd curved crest are repeated again in the forms of the entrance porch. Placed as it is on a rock, the design of the house has cahed for clever planning, with an adaptation to the various levels of the site, and an economical utilization of the available area. The color scheme is quite unusual: the walls are gray, the roof brilliant red, the latticed windows pea green. The entrance porch is applied diagonally to the main structure, and faces a forecourt within the enclosing wall.
The principal door opens on to a vestibule in green and white, beyond which is the hall.
What to read after American Estates And Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr Ferree to read onlineMoreLess
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