Half Pudding Half Sauce

"The appropriation for a house should be divided into two equal parts, one-half for the house, the other for the gardens, pathways, court, approach, terrace and the rest of it, or, as it might be termed, one-half for the pudding, the other for the sauce." Architect Thomas Hastings

Showing posts with label Harrie T. Lindeberg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harrie T. Lindeberg. Show all posts
Monday, June 10, 2013

THE NORTHWEST TERRACE. ESTATE OF MRS CLYDE M. CARR, LAKE. FORREST, ILLINOIS

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THE NORTHWEST TERRACE. ESTATE OF MRS CLYDE M. CARR, LAKE. FORREST, ILLINOIS Warren H. Manning Offices Inc., Landscape Architects, Cambrid...
Thursday, February 21, 2013

Harrie T. Lindeberg on Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut for FREDERIC G. ACHELIS

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Harrie T. Lindeberg on Round Hill Road, Greenwich, Connecticut for   FREDERIC G. ACHELIS. ENTRANCE FRONT                              ...
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Friday, February 15, 2013

Residence Clyde M. Carr, Lake Forest, Ill.

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  IN considering the work of Mr. Lindeberg it is fair to take the Carr house as illustrative of  many important points, many things which...
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

In The Garden of Henry C. Martin, Glen Cove, Long Island

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A PATHWAY OF WIDE COLOR RANGE IN THE GARDEN OF HENRY C. MARTIN, ESQ. AT GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND. HARRIE T. LINDEBERG, ARCHITECT; CHARLES G...
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