There is a charming, home-like formality about the terrace and entrance, and a nice sense of privacy. One wonders what use the second story of the pavilions are put to, and regrets the picturesque pile over the main roof; yet, as a whole, there is a quietude about the composition that fascinates. The conservatory is well placed, and a touch of symbolism is suggested by the finals. JOHN BELCHER, ARCHITECT From the Architectural Review (London) TRIUMPHAL ARCH ERECTED AT TORONTO IN HONOR OF THE VISIT OF THE C. J. GIBSON, ARCHITECT Though top-heavy and poorly proportioned, it certainly is not timid and unconvincing. As a conception, it is far ahead of the Dewey Arch erected for the last great fête in New York. It appeals to the popular imagination by sheer force, and has an assured and patriotic expression, replete with an overwhelming sense of dominion and power. ACCEPTED COMPETITIVE DESIGN FOR MEMORIAL HALL, YALE UNIVERSITY CARRERE & HASTINGS, ARCHITECTS PERSPECTIVE AND ELEVATION OF THE END OF COURT Serious, ennobling, and above all suggestive of a permanent seat of learning. The sections in the lower illustration give an idea of the interior arrangements, one wing having twenty-four class-rooms and four professors' rooms (see plan), while the other is occupied by a large and lofty auditorium. The sky-line is much better in the lower study. |