THE ELEVATION AS REVISED
EGERTON SWARTWOUT, ARCHITECT
Redrawn from the working drawings at the same scale as the competition drawing, one-eighth. This shows the building as it is actually beingbuilt. There are twenty-four columns in the colonnade; the order is thirty-two feet high, that is to say, the columns themselves including cap and base; the dome has been heightened and is three feet wider than the original; the basement is higher; the end pavilions are considerably narrower and there is one more bay in the corridor; the archivolt over the entrance door and the projecting keyblock have been eliminated; the terraces are raised and in place of the wall there is a low retaining wall about twenty inches high at the property line, the general grade of the
lot being about on the level of the top of this wall