Architectural Record Volume 12 download
Architectural Record Volume 12 download
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Author: Books Group
Page Count: 136 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781231182895
Download Link: Architectural Record Volume 12
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ...FIG. I!.--INTERIOR OF THE LOWER CHURCH. SL Jean de Montmartre. M. de Baudot, Architect. of construction adopted. With briquc armce, the different parts of the wall being all dependent one upon another, and forming a whole over which the pressures and strains are equally distributed, it becomes possible to have enormous openings. Note, for instance, the large windows of the lower church, which are visible in this photograph. It will be remarked that there is nothing arbitrary about the shape of the mullions, which are also made of ciment armc and form, by means of the wires traversing them, an intimate part of the edifice. Above, the aculus in the lateral chapels, together with the different openings at the top, let in a flood of light. Fig. 5 represents a detail of one of the large bays of the lower church, and shows the bond in a very clear manner. We will mention by the way that the brick employed here is common perforated brick; but there would be nothing to prevent the use of a richer brick. We shall revert to this point in connection with the decoration. The next view (Fig. 6) is that of the interior of the lower church. The architect, true to his excellent principles, has left the pillars in all their nakedness. For his ceiling, the floor of the upper church, he has drawn a decorative motive from his building materials themselves. Just that, and it is sufficient. These slender pillars, these strips of cimcnt armc and this 5-centimeter floor support the upper church, to the weight of which was added, during the building operations, that of a veritable forest of beams and planks for the scaffolding. We come at last to the upper church (Figs. 7 and 8), which is still unfinished. But the practised eye sees at once how intelligent is the arrangement. Thank...
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Architectural Record Volume 12. Books Group
Author: Books Group
Page Count: 136 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781231182895
Download Link: Architectural Record Volume 12
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ...FIG. I!.--INTERIOR OF THE LOWER CHURCH. SL Jean de Montmartre. M. de Baudot, Architect. of construction adopted. With briquc armce, the different parts of the wall being all dependent one upon another, and forming a whole over which the pressures and strains are equally distributed, it becomes possible to have enormous openings. Note, for instance, the large windows of the lower church, which are visible in this photograph. It will be remarked that there is nothing arbitrary about the shape of the mullions, which are also made of ciment armc and form, by means of the wires traversing them, an intimate part of the edifice. Above, the aculus in the lateral chapels, together with the different openings at the top, let in a flood of light. Fig. 5 represents a detail of one of the large bays of the lower church, and shows the bond in a very clear manner. We will mention by the way that the brick employed here is common perforated brick; but there would be nothing to prevent the use of a richer brick. We shall revert to this point in connection with the decoration. The next view (Fig. 6) is that of the interior of the lower church. The architect, true to his excellent principles, has left the pillars in all their nakedness. For his ceiling, the floor of the upper church, he has drawn a decorative motive from his building materials themselves. Just that, and it is sufficient. These slender pillars, these strips of cimcnt armc and this 5-centimeter floor support the upper church, to the weight of which was added, during the building operations, that of a veritable forest of beams and planks for the scaffolding. We come at last to the upper church (Figs. 7 and 8), which is still unfinished. But the practised eye sees at once how intelligent is the arrangement. Thank...
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