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Architecture. A Magazine of Architecture and the Allied Arts and Crafts: 148 Chapters found for Volume : 5

 

Issue: 13
1 
Title page
1 pp.
2 
Frontispiece: "England" by Gilbert Bayes
1 pp.
3 
The Architectural Room at the Royal Academy
1 pp.
4 
Of Little Old Houses
2 pp.
5 
[Illustration] British Bank of South America, Bahia, designed by W. Curtis Green
1 pp.
7 
[Illustration] Memorial to Indian Missing (war memorial), Neuve Chapelle designed by Herbert Baker
1 pp.
8 
Florence Revisited
1 pp.
9 
[Illustration] Peter's Farm, near Chippenham, E. Guy Dawber, Architect
1 pp.
10 
The Modem Movement in Architecture. III.—England (concluded)
4 pp.
14 
The Future of the Small House—II
3 pp.
17 
[Illustration] Four Houses at South Norwod Hill, Briant Poulter, Architect
1 pp.
xvii 
[Westminster Bank Sports Pavilion at Norbury, designed by E. A. Stone]
1 pp.
18 
Architecture in Eighteenth-Century Literature—III
2 pp.
xviii 
[Illustration] Old Palace, near the Cathedral, Orvieto. From a Drawing by Thomas MacLaren
1 pp.
19 
[Illustration] Head Office, Union Bank of Scotland Ltd., Glasgow, James Miller, Architect.
1 pp.
21 
[Illustration] Bungalow, Hessle, East York, designed by Horth & Andrew for James Lacey
1 pp.
22 
Reflections on Architecture—III. A Theory of Criticism
2 pp.
24 
The Abbey Church and Monastery of Engelberg
3 pp.
27 
[Illustration] Sketch Design for the Carlton Club. By C. R. Cockerell.
1 pp.
28 
Pieretto Bianco and the Art of the Theatre
2 pp.
30 
The Preservation of Ancient Cottages
2 pp.
32 
A Carver on Craftsmanship
1 pp.
Issue: 14
- 
Art Notes
1 pp.
xx 
Notes on Illustrations
1 pp.
xviii 
Historic Buildings.
2 pp.
33 
Title page
1 pp.
34 
Frontispiece: View from the Garden Pavilion, Downshire House, Roehampton Lane, Oswald P. Milne, Architect
1 pp.
35 
Architectural Criticism
1 pp.
36 
The Modern Movement in Architecture. IV.—The United States
2 pp.
37 
[Illustration] Garden Pavilion, Downshire House, Roehampton Lane, Oswald P. Milne, Architect
1 pp.
39 
[Illustration] A Small House in the Cotswolds, Falconer, Baker & Campbell, Architects
1 pp.
40 
Sculpture and Architecture: Pittendrigh MacGillivray R.S.A., LL.D., Sculptor-in-Ordinary for Scotland
5 pp.
45 
Sculpture at the Royal Academy
2 pp.
46 
Reflections on Architecture—IV. Regent Street and its Extremities
3 pp.
50 
The Architecture of Bath in the Eighteenth Century.
2 pp.
51 
[Illustration] Bouverie House, Fleet Street, London, Campbell-Jones, Sons & Smithers, Architects.
1 pp.
53 
[Illustration] White Lodge, The Avenue, Radlett, William A. Pite, Son & Fairweather, Architects
1 pp.
54 
On Decoration in Architecture
2 pp.
55 
[Illustration] A House in Finchley Road, Edward Maufe, Architect
1 pp.
57 
[Illustration] Sketch Design for Entrance to the Liverpool and London Insurance Building, Dale Street, Liverpool. From an Original Drawing by S. R. Cockerell.
1 pp.
58 
Chinese Egg-shell Lanterns
3 pp.
61 
[Illustration] A House near Milan. Briant Poulter, architect.
1 pp.
Issue: 15
63 
Title page
1 pp.
64 
Frontispiece: Wrought-Iron lamps and grille, Federal Reserve Bank, New York City. York & Sawyer, Architects. Samuel Yellin, Craftsman
1 pp.
65 
On Trees and Architecture
1 pp.
66 
The Modern Movement in Architecture. V—The United States—continued.
2 pp.
67 
[Illustration] Eyford Manor, Gloucestershire, E. Guy Dawber, Architect
1 pp.
69 
[Illustration] Flats at Haverstock Hill, N.W. by Briant Poulter
1 pp.
70 
The Englishman’s Home
4 pp.
74 
Horace Walpole’s Opinions on Architecture
1 pp.
75 
[Illustration] Sixth Dragoon Guards' Memorial, Canterbury Cathedral. Darcy Braddell & Humphry Dean
1 pp.
76 
Of “Yesterday’s Sev’n Thousand Years ’
2 pp.
77 
[Illustration] Sketch design for Jesse Window in a private chapel, designed by Arthur A. Orr
1 pp.
79 
[Illustration] Wrought-iron gates for the Pennsylvania Company Bank Building, Philadelphia. Rittes & Shay, Architects Samuel Yellin, Craftsman
1 pp.
80 
Tailor, Self-Tailored
1 pp.
81 
[Illustrations] Wrought-iron screens in Entrance Lobby, Federal Reserve Bank New York City York & Sawyer, architects Samuel Yellin, craftsman
1 pp.
82 
International Exhibition of the Home at Turin
2 pp.
84 
Historic Homes in the Sodbury Vale
3 pp.
87 
[Illustration] Proposed remodelling of altar and reredos, St. Bride's Church, London, Richardson & Gill, Architects.
1 pp.
88 
Chinese Ruby-backed Saucers
2 pp.
90 
The “Queen Anne” Movement and Some Late Nineteenth-Century Architects
4 pp.
94 
Notes on Illustrations
1 pp.
Issue: 16
95 
Title page
1 pp.
96 
Frontispiece: À la Marquise de Sevigné, Etrètat, France. From a Pencil Drawing by Gordon H. Crickmay.
1 pp.
97 
Architectural Criticism. The Personal Element
1 pp.
98 
A House in Lincoln’s Inn Fields
2 pp.
100 
Actions and Reactions
2 pp.
101 
[Illustration] Design for the Mosaic of King Edward III in the Houses of Parliament. By R. Anning Bell
1 pp.
103 
[Illustration] Colombo Town Hall and Municipal Offices
1 pp.
104 
The Modern Movement in Architecture VI. - European Countries (concluded)
2 pp.
105 
[Illustration] Church of St.. Alphage, Hendon.Nicholas & Dixon-Spain, Architects.
2 pp.
108 
Garden Sculpture
2 pp.
110 
The Gentler Hand of Time
2 pp.
112 
Amphion, or The Nineteenth Century
3 pp.
115 
[Illustration] Detail of a Candelabra. From an original Sketch by C. R. Cockerell.
1 pp.
116 
Reflections on Architecture. V.—The Virtue of Voids
2 pp.
118 
Design for Mosaic in the Houses of Parliament
1 pp.
119 
[Illustration] Bungalow at Tiptree, Essex, A. W. S. and K. M. B. Cross, Architects.
1 pp.
120 
Delft and its Derivation
3 pp.
123 
The Royal Fine Art Commission Report
2 pp.
125 
Art Notes
1 pp.
126 
Notes on Illustration
1 pp.
Issue: 17
xviii 
Art Notes
3 pp.
127 
Title page
1 pp.
128 
Frontispiece: The Church Porch, Brissago. From a Pencil Drawing by Ruth Cobb
1 pp.
129 
The Arts in Early England
1 pp.
130 
A Machine-made Paradise
2 pp.
132 
Actions and Reactions—II
2 pp.
133 
[Illustration] The Whiteley Village Hall, Burhill, Surrey: Interior of Sanctuary, Sir Aston Webb & Son, Architects.
1 pp.
135 
[Illustration] The Whiteley Village Hall, Burhill, Surrey: Home of Rest, Sir Aston Webb & Son, Architects.
1 pp.
136 
“A Finer Commonplace”
2 pp.
138 
Of Yesterday’s “Sev’n Thousand Years”—II
3 pp.
139 
[Illustration] The Uffizi Palace by Night. From a Pencil Sketch by E. Maxwell Fry
1 pp.
142 
The Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition, Cairo. A Consideration of the Buildings
4 pp.
146 
Brissago: A Lake Town
2 pp.
148 
The Dustless Client
1 pp.
149 
[Illustration] Candelabra lamp standard. From original Sketches by C. R. Cockerell.
1 pp.
150 
The Land of the Midnight Sun
4 pp.
154 
English Towns. Hugh Town, St, Mary's, Isles of Scilly
2 pp.
155 
[Illustration] A Country House in the USA. Bertram G. Goodhue, Architect.
1 pp.
157 
[Illustration] Design for a Country Church in Wales by R. T. Beckett, Architect
1 pp.
Issue: 18
- 
The Persistence of Gothic
2 pp.
xvii 
[New offices for the Commissioners of Port Trust, Ranoon, by Thomas Oliphant Foster]
1 pp.
159 
Title page
1 pp.
160 
Frontispiece: The Bridge at Semur
1 pp.
161 
Engineering and Art
1 pp.
162 
Architectural Criticism. Some Consequences
2 pp.
164 
Actions and Reactions—III
2 pp.
165 
[Illustration] Reconstruction of the Morgan-Grenfell Bank, Great Winchester Street, London: Banking Hall, Showing Main Entrance by Mewes & Davis
1 pp.
167 
[Illustration] Reconstruction of the Morgan-Grenfell Bank, Great Winchester Street, London: Partners' Room No.2 by Mewes & Davis
1 pp.
168 
Reflections on Architecture. VI.—The Importance of First Impressions.
2 pp.
169 
[Illustration] Reconstruction of the Morgan-Grenfell Bank, Great Winchester Street, London: Board Room by Mewes & Davis
1 pp.
171 
[Illustration] Reconstruction of the Morgan-Grenfell Bank, Great Winchester Street, London: Lift Hall from Banking Hall and Chimneypiece in Partners’ Room No. 2, by Mewes & Davis
1 pp.
172 
Woman’s Influence upon Domestic Architecture
2 pp.
175 
[Illustration] Chester House, Clarendon Place, London. Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, R.A., Architect.
1 pp.
177 
[Illustration] Chester House, Clarendon Place, London: The Drawing Room. Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, R.A., Architect.
1 pp.
178 
Painted Panels as Wall Decorations in the Home.
2 pp.
180 
Old Headstones
3 pp.
183 
Paradise Avenue
3 pp.
185 
[Illustration] Caudebec. Photo by Robt. Chalmers, F.R.P.S.
1 pp.
187 
Tang Horses and Camels
3 pp.
190 
Notes on Illustrations
1 pp.
Issue: 19
191 
Title page
1 pp.
192 
Frontispiece: Commonwood House, Chipperfield. J. D. Hossack, architect
1 pp.
193 
Architectural Criticism. Criticism in Vacuo
1 pp.
194 
A Layman Talks on Architecture
1 pp.
195 
[Illustration] National Provincial Bank, Warwick: Detail of Entrance. By F. C. Palmer and W. F. C. Holden
1 pp.
196 
Reflections on Architecture. VII.—Plain or Coloured?
2 pp.
198 
The Centenary of John Flaxman, R.A.
3 pp.
201 
[Illustration] House at Copse Hill, Wimbledon, J. D. Hossack, Architect.
1 pp.
202 
Of Yesterday’s “Sev’n Thousand Years” III
2 pp.
203 
[Illustration] Plans of a House at Copse Hill, Wimbledon, J. D. Hossack, Architect.
1 pp.
205 
[Illustration] British Empire War Memorial Tablet. Designed by P. Cart de Lafontaine. Executed by Mr. Reginald Hallward.
1 pp.
206 
My Craftsman. I.—Preliminary
1 pp.
207 
[Illustration] A House at Caversham. Willcocks & Greenaway, Architects
1 pp.
208 
“Woman’s Influence upon Domestic Architecture”. A Woman's Reply
1 pp.
209 
Illustration] Cleeve Refectory, Somerset. From a sketch in September, 1926, by T. Raffles Davison.
1 pp.
210 
The Revival of Tradition. Harmony with Variety in Architecture
1 pp.
211 
[Illustration] Garden Gate, Nether Winchendon Priory. Philip Tilden, Architect.
1 pp.
212 
The Threatened City Churches : Their Architecture and Interiors. I.—St. Magnus, London Bridge.
1 pp.
213 
[Illustration] St. Magnus the Martyr, london Bridge. From a Sketch by T. Raffles Davison.
1 pp.
214 
Architecture and “the Spirit of the Age”
1 pp.
215 
[Illustration] Lichfield War Memorial and Garden of Rest. Batemans, Architects.
1 pp.
216 
Mosaics and Reconstructed Primitive Wall Paintings at Westminster
3 pp.
219 
The Michelham Collection
1 pp.
220 
Old Time Lighting Methods
1 pp.
221 
The Preservation of Rural England
1 pp.
222 
Notes on Illustrations
1 pp.

 

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Title: Architecture. A Magazine of Architecture and the Allied Arts and Crafts

 

Place of Publication: London

 

Publisher: The Builder Limited

 

Period of Publication: 1925

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: Former title Architecture: The Journal of the Society of Architects. Published monthly until 1928, then bi-monthly. The period covered by AHR net is vol. vol.4, no.7, November 1925 - vol. 5, no.19, November 1926. These issues contain articles on the Modern movement in architecture by Howard Robertson; the "Queen Anne" movement by H. S. Goodhart-Rendal; garden sculpture by Maria Petrie; women's influence on domestic architecture by H. J. Birnsting; painted panels in wall decoration in the home by Robert Arthur Wilson; the preservation of rural architecture by E. Guy Dawber; the use of concrete in architecture by A. Trystan Edwards; mural painting; the craft revival in Dublin by Manning Robertson; the future of stained glass by Reginald Hallward; shopping and art; the future of the small house, etc. We will digitize more issues of this journal if they can be traced.

 

 

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