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Survey of London
… binders were unmoulded (Plate 17b). The walls of the upper storey were constructed with oak storey posts 8 or 9 inches square in section standing on, and sunk into, the wall plates. The storey posts in their turn carried the eaves plates of the …
Survey of London Monograph
… wallingthat of a podium carrying the more elegant upper storey; but the closer spacing of the windows below the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… modern block of brick added on the E. side. The upper storey projects and is gabled the E. end of the N. side. … church. a(5). House, two tenements, S. of (4). The upper storey projects on the E. front. a(6). House, two tenements, … in the 16th century and one in the 17th century. The upper storey formerly projected on the N. front but has been …
Survey of London
… with six windows widely and evenly spaced in each upper storey, and the doorway in the third opening from the left, … frieze-band, cornice and blocking-course below the attic storey windows, the front appears to have been quite plain. … the south lighting a drawingroom, marked C on the ground-storey plan. The next two windows lit a parlour, marked B, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… brick filling, partly original. At the E. end the upper storey projects. At the W. end is an addition, possibly of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… (327) Unless otherwise described the houses are of one storey with attics, the walls are of cob on rubble plinths … porches. c(25) Redcliffe Farm, house (931866), of one storey with semi-attics, is of local carstone rubble and has …