H-plan

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 243 words | Copyright

H-plan. Plan shaped like an H, as in Elizabethan houses such as Montacute House, Som. (finished 1599). It was a variation on the E-plan in that it was like two Es placed back to back, with the wings extending symmetrically in both directions.

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