Rural architecture; or, a series of designs for ornamental cottages. In ninety-six plates
Rural architecture is an 1837 London pattern book by the architect Peter Frederick Robinson, published by Henry G. Bohn, offering ninety-six plates of designs for ornamental cottages. The plates are engraved elevations and plans of picturesque country dwellings, printed sideways on the page with the sheet rotated. A designer could take from them the steep gables, bargeboards, tall chimneys and asymmetrical massing of Regency rustic cottage design.
