WINDOWS

BUT to return to the general question of the disposition of windows; this, of course, varies somewhat with the style which may be adopted by the designer, but here again there are certain rules which never vary in any well-considered and well-balanced design. Sir Charles Barry is generally admitted to have been a master in this disposition and balance of wall and window spaces. The elevation of Bridgewater House towards the street is a good example of this balance and proportion, and the Reform and Travellers' Clubs are two other well-known examples.