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

ON

THE ART OF LAYING OUT AND EMBELLISHING GROUNDS.

BY RICHARD BROWN,

PROFESSOR OF ARCHITECTURE,

AUTHOR OF 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 VIRTUE.

1841.