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Record copies of variant designs for a chapel, 7 July 1786 (2)
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Record copies of variant designs for a chapel, 7 July 1786 (2)
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The original chapel on the south-side of the old east courtyard was demolished by Soane along with the nearby gatehouse. The Giffards were recusant Catholics and thus there was a particular need for a chapel. As it happened, neither of Soane's variant designs were built. They differ only in the fenestration of the domestic quarters at the east end. The overall plan is cruciform (with a short wing to the east) with the chapel a simple rectangle of 30 feet by 60 feet lit by three Diocletian windows placed west, north and south over doorways.
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Contents of Record copies of variant designs for a chapel, 7 July 1786 (2)
- [14] Record copy of variant design for a chapel, Ground floor plan and elevation, 7 July 1786
- [15] Record copy of variant design for a chapel, Ground floor plan, roof plans, elevation, 7 July 1786