Fireplaces in Rooms
1. (5. 147 left): Fireplace in the hall of the "Langelinje Pavilion" in Copenhagen. Architects E. and N. Koppel, Copenhagen. Wide, copper-clad hood on the room-dividing fireplace core. 2. (5. 147 right): Fireplace block in the living room of a house in Zurich. Architect Paul Keller, Zurich. The block is constructed of bricks fired in different colours. 3. Fireplace in the living room of a country house in Japan. Architect Masachika Murata, Tokyo. In the building, which is otherwise constructed entirely of wood, only the wall on which the fireplace is located is made of concrete. Below, an exposed concrete bench extends the firebox and serves as a wood storage area. Short, sloping metal hood.
