Houghton Hall, Norfolk, Ground Floor (Basement) Plan by Isaac Ware

Houghton Hall, Norfolk, Ground Floor (Basement) Plan 1735

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This detailed architectural plan of Houghton Hall, Norfolk, England, was drawn by Isaac Ware in 1735. The plan shows the layout of the ground floor of the grand house, including its numerous rooms, hallways, and courtyards. The design highlights the symmetrical and balanced layout, a characteristic of the Palladian style, which influenced Ware's work. This plan offers a glimpse into the interior design of Houghton Hall, a significant example of English architecture.