The English home, by Banister Flight Fletcher, and Herbert Phillips Fletcher; with an introduction by His Grace the Duke of Argyll, K.T., with 366 illustrations.

Main entry:

Fletcher, Banister, 1833-1899.

Title & Author:

The English home, by Banister Flight Fletcher, and Herbert Phillips Fletcher; with an introduction by His Grace the Duke of Argyll, K.T., with 366 illustrations.

Publication:

London, Methuen, 1910.

Description:

xxii, 392 pages illustrations, plans 23 cm

Notes:
I. An historical review of the English home -- ii. The site -- iii. The plan -- iv. The exterior -- v. Construction -- vi, The interior -- vii. Water supply and fittings -- viii. House drainage -- ix. Sanitary fittings -- x. The ventilation, trapping and siphonage of drains -- xi. Typical drainage plans -- xii. The collection and disposal of sewage and refuse -- xiii. Heating -- xiv. Lighting -- xv. Ventilation -- xvi. The decoration and finishing of the house -- xvii. The adaptation of existing houses to modern requirements -- xviii. Modern english homes by different architects -- xix. The garden -- xx. Stables and motor garages.

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic Great Britain.
Historic buildings Great Britain.
Architecture, Domestic
Historic buildings
Great Britain

Added entries:

Fletcher, H. Phillips (Herbert Phillips), 1872-1916, author.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 73417
Call No.: W1987; ID:86-B12385
Status: Available

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