. Essais en milieu rural. Jardinage ; Architecture, architecture de paysage ; intérieur ; des arbres. 216. AKCHUTECTUBB RURAL la voûte*de WMch -mil mesurer environ douze à quatorze fe^'"en clair, tous les yrscy", sera tout à fait assez grande, si correctement con-i structed. Une glacière, la voûte est un cube de douze pieds, tiendra environ cinquante tonnes de glace. L'un de cette taille, près de Boston, rempli, Jaiuary dernière est encore à moitié pleine de glace, après avoir fourni le veut d'une famille d'alF la saison. Dans la chambre au-dessus du sol, l'ouverture étant dans l'â côté, il sera préférable d'avoir une double porte, une en ea

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. Rural essays. Gardening; Architecture, Domestic; Landscape architecture; Trees. 216 RURAL AKCHUTECTUBB. the vault*of WMch -mil measure about twelve to fourteen fe^'"in the clear, " every yrscy, will be quite large enough, if properly con-i structed. An ice-house, the vault of which is a cube of twelve feet, will hold about fifty tons of ice. One of this size, near Boston, filled last Jaiuary, is still half full of ice, after supplying the wants of a family alF'the season. In the ice-house above ground, the â opening being in the side, it will be best to have a double door, one in each partition, opposite each other. The outer one may be entire, but the in- ner one should be in two or three ^arts. The upper part may be opened first, so that only so much of the ice may be exposed at once, as is necessary to reach the topmost layers. An ice-house below ground is so inconspicuous on object, that it is easily kept out of sighl^ and little or no regard may be paid to its exterior appearance. On the con- trary, an ipe-house--above ground is a building of sufficient size to attract the eye, and in many country residences, therefore, it will be desirable to give its exterior a neat or tasteful air. It will, fi^equently be found, however, ^hat an ice-Jiouse above ground may- be very conveniently constructed under the same roof as the wood-house, tool-house, or some otiier necessary out-building, following all the necessary details just laid down, and continuing one roof and the same kind of exterior over the whole building. In places of a more ornamental character, where it is desirable to place the elevated ice-house at no great distance from the dwell- ing, it should, of course, take something of an ornamental or pictu- resque charaioter. ? *. Fig. 6. Double Door of the Ice-house.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not p

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