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Stickley, Gustav, 1858-1942. / Craftsman homes
(1909)

The effective use of cobblestones as a link between house and landscape,   pp. 102-108

Page 107

              THE EFFECTIVE USE OF COBBLESTONES
      Published in The Craftsman, November, 1907.
A HOUSE NEAR PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, SHOWING THE STRIKING EFFECT GAINED BY
THE USE OF COBBLESTONES
AND BOULDERS IN THE FOUNDATION, CHIMNEY AND YARD WALL.
                                   1907.
A CALIFORNIA HOUSE WHERE THE USE OF COBBLESTONES IN THE STRUCTURE ITSELF
IS REPEATED IN THE LOW
PILLARS THAT MARK THE ENTRANCE OF WALK AND DRIVEWAY AND IN THE GARDEN WALL,
THUS DRAWING CLOSER
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOUSE AND GROUND.
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