Sloan's Victorian Buildings: Illustrations and Floor Plans for 56 Residences and Other Structures
| Book | The Model Architect |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1980 |
Collection
| Author | Samuel Sloan |
| Introduction by | Harold N. Cooledge, Jr. |
| Publisher | Dover Publications, Inc. |
| Copyright Holder | Dover Publications, Inc. |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Paul E. Kennedy |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | New York |
| Copyright | 1980 |
| This Edition Published | 1980 |
| Pages / Font | Volume one: 104 pages; Volume two: 102 pages |
| ISBN 10 | 0-486-24009-6 |
| Library of Congress Catalog Card Number | 80-65627 |
| Price | $24.95 IN USA |
| Barcode | 9780486240091 |
| Barcode | 90000 |
| Chapters | Volume One
Preface to the First Volume
Introduction
Architectural Style
1. An Italian Villa
History of Gothic Architecture
2. A Gothic Cottage
Encaustic Tiles
Debased Gothic
3. A Gothic Villa
Location
4. A Double Cottage
5. Italian Residence
Italian Architecture
6. An Italian Villa
The Architect
7. An Elizabethan Villa
Architectural Drawings
8. An Italian Residence
9. An Ornamental Villa
Norman Architecture
10. A Norman Villa
Design for a Ceiling
The Contract
11. A Plain and Ornamented Villa
The Excavations
12. A Design for a Cottage
The Foundation
13. A Cottage
14. A Cottage
15. A Small Villa
16. A Plain Dwelling
School-Houses
17. A School-House
18. An Oriental Villa
Circular Stairs
The Mortar
19. A Village Church
20. Italian Villa
Masonry
21. A Suburban Residence
Brick Work
22. A Cottage
23. Summer Houses
Timber
24. An Old English Cottage
25. An Ornamented Cottage
26. A Country Residence
A Retrospect
Volume Two
Preservation of Timber
27. The Farm
28. Wayside Cottage
Carpentry
29. The Mansion
The Flower Stand
Framing
30. A Plain Dwelling
A Table Exhibiting the Relative Resistance of Various Woods to Cross Strains
31. The Villa
32. Verandahs
33. A Small Cottage
34. Laborer's Home
Framing (Continued)
35. The Church
36. The Parsonage
Grecian Architecture
37-39. Gate or Entrance Lodges
40. Fencing
41. Ornamental Out-Houses
Joinery
42. Italian Houses
43. A School-House
Building Hardware
Warming and Ventilation
44. A Southern Mansion
45. Gothic Villa
Bells and Speaking Tubes
Joinery (Continued)
46. An Italian Villa
47. A Building in the Castellated Style
48. A Plain Dwelling
Joinery (Continued)
49. An Oriental Villa
50. Cheap Double Houses
Plastering
Painting
51. The Grapery
52. Observatory
53. A Southern House
Finish of Roofs
54. A Gothic Church
55. Model Cottage
Landscape Gardening
56. Suburban Villa
57. Country Houses
58-60. Doors and Ceiling
Concluding Remarks
Circular Stair Building Volume One
Preface to the First Volume
Introduction
Architectural Style
1. An Italian Villa
History of Gothic Architecture
2. A Gothic Cottage
Encaustic Tiles
Debased Gothic
3. A Gothic Villa
Location
4. A Double Cottage
5. Italian Residence
Italian Architecture
6. An Italian Villa
The Architect
7. An Elizabethan Villa
Architectural Drawings
8. An Italian Residence
9. An Ornamental Villa
Norman Architecture
10. A Norman Villa
Design for a Ceiling
The Contract
11. A Plain and Ornamented Villa
The Excavations
12. A Design for a Cottage
The Foundation
13. A Cottage
14. A Cottage
15. A Small Villa
16. A Plain Dwelling
School-Houses
17. A School-House
18. An Oriental Villa
Circular Stairs
The Mortar
19. A Village Church
20. Italian Villa
Masonry
21. A Suburban Residence
Brick Work
22. A Cottage
23. Summer Houses
Timber
24. An Old English Cottage
25. An Ornamented Cottage
26. A Country Residence
A Retrospect
Volume Two
Preservation of Timber
27. The Farm
28. Wayside Cottage
Carpentry
29. The Mansion
The Flower Stand
Framing
30. A Plain Dwelling
A Table Exhibiting the Relative Resistance of Various Woods to Cross Strains
31. The Villa
32. Verandahs
33. A Small Cottage
34. Laborer's Home
Framing (Continued)
35. The Church
36. The Parsonage
Grecian Architecture
37-39. Gate or Entrance Lodges
40. Fencing
41. Ornamental Out-Houses
Joinery
42. Italian Houses
43. A School-House
Building Hardware
Warming and Ventilation
44. A Southern Mansion
45. Gothic Villa
Bells and Speaking Tubes
Joinery (Continued)
46. An Italian Villa
47. A Building in the Castellated Style
48. A Plain Dwelling
Joinery (Continued)
49. An Oriental Villa
50. Cheap Double Houses
Plastering
Painting
51. The Grapery
52. Observatory
53. A Southern House
Finish of Roofs
54. A Gothic Church
55. Model Cottage
Landscape Gardening
56. Suburban Villa
57. Country Houses
58-60. Doors and Ceiling
Concluding Remarks
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| Notes | "Two volumes bound as one" "This Dover edition, first published in 1980, is an unabridged republication of the work originally published by E. S. Jones & Co., Philadelphia, in 1852 under the title "The Model Architect". The original two-volume work is here bound as one. Plates have been backed up and colored lithographs are reproduced in black and white. An introduction has been written especially for the Dover edition by Professor Harold N. Cooledge, Jr., and a new Contents has been added." Manufactured in the United States of America |
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