R A Meeson
Biographic Data
| ID | 6351794 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R A Meeson |
| GIVEN NAMES | R A |
| FAMILY NAME | Meeson |
| SIGNATURE | MEESON R A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Detached Kitchens or Service Blocks
In volume 28 of Vernacular Architecture David and Barbara Martin identified a group of buildings in eastern Sussex that they interpreted as detached kitchens. Anything from two to four bays long, with at least two ground-floor rooms and two or more upper chambers, they 'closely resemble small houses.' It is often their location, close to the rear of a main house of more standard layout, which indicates the true function of these buildings. 'After…
Detached Kitchens or Service Blocks
In volume 28 of Vernacular Architecture David and Barbara Martin identified a group of buildings in eastern Sussex that they interpreted as detached kitchens. Anything from two to four bays long, with at least two ground-floor rooms and two or more upper chambers, they 'closely resemble small houses.' It is often their location, close to the rear of a main house of more standard layout, which indicates the true function of these buildings. 'After…
Earthfast Posts
It has been asserted that in the thirteenth century the construction of impermanent buildings with earthfast posts was superseded by way of a logical progression towards continuous sill beams on stone sills. However, although there was a general trend towards the construction of buildings on continuous sills, posthole construction was by no means eradicated by that trend. Posthole buildings continued as an alternative to box-framed carpentry for …
The Timber Frame of the Hall at Tamworth Castle, Staffordshire, and its Context
Recent consideration of the date of construction of the hall at Tamworth Castle puts the building into a medieval context. It is suggested that the structure was raised in the second quarter of the fifteenth century or earlier. With a span of over eight metres (27 feet) its impressive tie-beam and double collar roof trusses represent the full structural development of the post and truss tradition and its place in that tradition is discussed. This…
Detached Kitchens or Service Blocks
In volume 28 of Vernacular Architecture David and Barbara Martin identified a group of buildings in eastern Sussex that they interpreted as detached kitchens. Anything from two to four bays long, with at least two ground-floor rooms and two or more upper chambers, they 'closely resemble small houses.' It is often their location, close to the rear of a main house of more standard layout, which indicates the true function of these buildings. 'After…
The Timber Frame of the Hall at Tamworth Castle, Staffordshire, and its Context
Recent consideration of the date of construction of the hall at Tamworth Castle puts the building into a medieval context. It is suggested that the structure was raised in the second quarter of the fifteenth century or earlier. With a span of over eight metres (27 feet) its impressive tie-beam and double collar roof trusses represent the full structural development of the post and truss tradition and its place in that tradition is discussed. This…
The Timber Frame of the Hall at Tamworth Castle, Staffordshire, and its Context
Recent consideration of the date of construction of the hall at Tamworth Castle puts the building into a medieval context. It is suggested that the structure was raised in the second quarter of the fifteenth century or earlier. With a span of over eight metres (27 feet) its impressive tie-beam and double collar roof trusses represent the full structural development of the post and truss tradition and its place in that tradition is discussed. This…
Earthfast Posts
It has been asserted that in the thirteenth century the construction of impermanent buildings with earthfast posts was superseded by way of a logical progression towards continuous sill beams on stone sills. However, although there was a general trend towards the construction of buildings on continuous sills, posthole construction was by no means eradicated by that trend. Posthole buildings continued as an alternative to box-framed carpentry for …
Detached Kitchens or Service Blocks
In volume 28 of Vernacular Architecture David and Barbara Martin identified a group of buildings in eastern Sussex that they interpreted as detached kitchens. Anything from two to four bays long, with at least two ground-floor rooms and two or more upper chambers, they 'closely resemble small houses.' It is often their location, close to the rear of a main house of more standard layout, which indicates the true function of these buildings. 'After…
Detached Kitchens or Service Blocks
In volume 28 of Vernacular Architecture David and Barbara Martin identified a group of buildings in eastern Sussex that they interpreted as detached kitchens. Anything from two to four bays long, with at least two ground-floor rooms and two or more upper chambers, they 'closely resemble small houses.' It is often their location, close to the rear of a main house of more standard layout, which indicates the true function of these buildings. 'After…
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