RESTORATION AND WESTMINSTER HALL ROOF
IT might be thought that the very obvious thing to do when old buildings fall out of repair is to restore them to a serviceable condition, and as nearly as possible to their original appearance. In this way the utilitarian, the sentimental, and the artistic claims would be satisfied. But what a wide...
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| Veröffentlicht in: | British architect, 1874-1919 1874-1919, 1915-02, p.75-75 |
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| Zusammenfassung: | IT might be thought that the very obvious thing to do when old buildings fall out of repair is to restore them to a serviceable condition, and as nearly as possible to their original appearance. In this way the utilitarian, the sentimental, and the artistic claims would be satisfied. But what a wide divergence of view this matter of restoration reveals! It is strikingly shown in the recent correspondence as regards Westminster Hall roof.* |
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| ISSN: | 2043-1562 |