DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE:

CONTAINING

A HISTORY OF THE SCIENCE,

AND THE PRINCIPLES OF

DESIGNING PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PRIVATE DWELLING-HOUSES,

COUNTRY MANSIONS, AND SUBURBAN VILLAS;

FROM THE

CHOICE OF THE SPOT TO THE COMPLETION OF THE APPENDAGES.

WITH

OBSERVATIONS

ON

RURAL RESIDENCES, THEIR SITUATION AND SCENERY;

AND

INSTRUCTIONS

THE ART OF LAYING OUT AND EMBELLISHING GROUNDS.

BY RICHARD BROWN,

PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE,

AUTHOR OP “THE PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE," " ELEMENTS OF PAINTING,"
"RUDIMENTS OF DESIGNING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE APPROPRIATELY," AND " AN ELUCIDATION OF THE

PRINCIPLES OF COMPOSING ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENTS," &c. &c.

LONDON:
GEORGE VIRT U E.

1841.