Publications volume 52
Publications volume 52
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Plate XXXI }% 7^'- tit '1''' ■" - "-^ [J t ""-•^-■"•ris cson's design for the 'Crowned Spire' A. E. Perkins Monograph III The New High Street F From a drawii Plate XXXII 1, by T. G. Jackson, R. A. I the Architect A X -t-> ri < o < H r- . 2 "Hid ^ O X -a O O Ill THE NEW QUADRANGLE 6i fore, except for the part containing the Principal's house, was arranged with shops on the ground-floor and college rooms above them on either side of a central tower. This was a very original scheme, and one that required very careful planning, in order that the back premises of the shops might be well cut off from the quadrangle. It was given up, possibly because it was found that the necessity of providing business premises in High Street had been over estimated. In the next design the central tower was to be made more important, to add a new feature to the street. This involved a very careful study of grouping. The street straightens itself at this point ; unless very carefully placed the new tower would have blocked the view of All Saints or of St.
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Plate XXXI }% 7^'- tit '1''' ■" - "-^ [J t ""-•^-■"•ris cson's design for the 'Crowned Spire' A. E. Perkins Monograph III The New High Street F From a drawii Plate XXXII 1, by T. G. Jackson, R. A. I the Architect A X -t-> ri < o < H r- . 2 "Hid ^ O X -a O O Ill THE NEW QUADRANGLE 6i fore, except for the part containing the Principal's house, was arranged with shops on the ground-floor and college rooms above them on either side of a central tower. This was a very original scheme, and one that required very careful planning, in order that the back premises of the shops might be well cut off from the quadrangle. It was given up, possibly because it was found that the necessity of providing business premises in High Street had been over estimated. In the next design the central tower was to be made more important, to add a new feature to the street. This involved a very careful study of grouping. The street straightens itself at this point ; unless very carefully placed the new tower would have blocked the view of All Saints or of St.
What to read after Publications volume 52?
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