The rural architect : consisting of various designs for country buildings, accompanied with ground plans, estimates and descriptions
The Rural Architect is a 1805 London pattern book by the architect Joseph Michael Gandy, printed for John Harding, offering designers and builders plans, estimates and descriptions for country buildings. Its pictures are sepia-washed elevations of single-storey cottages and farm buildings set among trees and lawns, with plain white walls, arched bays, shallow hipped roofs and simple symmetrical doors and windows, useful for quiet rural architectural drawings.
