marked boldness and prominence of parts, rather than a mere ornamental detail; a picturesque effect by changes of level in the ground, by diversity of height
Portion of centre panel.
of the different terraces, and by an arrangement in plan that would produce depth of shade. Every object admitted should fit into its proper place. This
Panel of ceiling.
villa was designed to cover a fine spring of cold water, and thus insure a deep cold plunging bath. It was to be merely a place for temporary occupation and retirement, to renovate the health of the owner. The gardens and fountains externally were only ornamental accessories; the plan at page 306 illustrates these. The villa was approached by two roads d d; there was a circle of open lawn between the house and the terraced gardens in front. The latter were approached
Section and plan of one of centre pendants.