The Antiquary volume 10
The Antiquary volume 10
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Peaison, R. A. , whose object, in accordance with the wishes of the First Commissioner, has been to recover the aspect pre- sented in the time of Richard IL, whilst at the same time the existing evidences of the earlier liistorical work should be preserved, and not be again obscured. It is proposed, therefore, to build the wall between the buttresses in its original position, making an open cloister with a gallery over it extending nearly the whole length of the hall. This cloister will be form...ed by a series of arches, which are suggested by the wall arches inside, by the jambs found against the large buttresses, and also by the evidences supplied by Capon, and which latter indicate what might have been the original treatment. The height of this work is accurately marked by the returns of the parapet on the buttresses, and from the position of these the parapet was probably embattled. On the foundation of Henry IIL's work the architect has designed a two-storeyed building projecting westward, of the same height and appearance as the two-storeyed cloister, having a high-pitched roof and gable towards St.
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Peaison, R. A. , whose object, in accordance with the wishes of the First Commissioner, has been to recover the aspect pre- sented in the time of Richard IL, whilst at the same time the existing evidences of the earlier liistorical work should be preserved, and not be again obscured. It is proposed, therefore, to build the wall between the buttresses in its original position, making an open cloister with a gallery over it extending nearly the whole length of the hall. This cloister will be form...ed by a series of arches, which are suggested by the wall arches inside, by the jambs found against the large buttresses, and also by the evidences supplied by Capon, and which latter indicate what might have been the original treatment. The height of this work is accurately marked by the returns of the parapet on the buttresses, and from the position of these the parapet was probably embattled. On the foundation of Henry IIL's work the architect has designed a two-storeyed building projecting westward, of the same height and appearance as the two-storeyed cloister, having a high-pitched roof and gable towards St.
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