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Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement Jefferson envisioned that each professor with his pupils shall have a separate Pavilion of 26’x34’ outside and 24’x32’ inside. After recieving advice that the size of the pavilions were too small Jefferson stated on the probability that such of the professors as are married will want more than 2. rooms, we leave the back side of our pavilions without windows so that we can add 2. or 3. rooms at will. When the University opened all the pavilions except Pavilion VII (the first pavilion) was occupied, because it was the smallest and the least equipped to acommodate a single professor or a professor and his family. The size of the first pavilion in realtion to the others can be seen in the Maverick Plan, made ca. 1821. See http://www.iath.virginia.edu/wilson/uva/pavilionVII/History.pdf, p 32. the first pavilion httpwww.iath.virginia.eduwilsonuvapavilionVIIhsrpav7.home.html the first pavilion 24’x32’
Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement The prototype of the first pavilion changed when Jefferson recieved the drawings form his architect friend, Benjamin Latrobe. Additional space was provided in the pavilions that followed. It was decided that the pavilions be correct in there [sic] architecture and execution, and that where the family of a professor requires it 2 additional rooms shall be added for there [sic] accomodation. Latrobe’s elevations had large order porticos, where the columns extended the full two-story height of the pavilions. In designing the pavilions that preceeding the first pavilion, Jeferson would use these porticos. See http://www.iath.virginia.edu/wilson/uva/pavilionVII/History.pdf, p 37-38. first pavilion (pavilion vii) pavilion viii
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