The book of the exhibition of houses and cottages, Romford garden suburb, Gidea Park (1911)
Romford (London, England). Gidea Park · London : published for the Exhibition Committee · leaf 110
heat with the minimum of coal. The whole house is designed to give as much accommodation as possible without waste spaces,so as to ensure an easy and economical working from the domestic point of view. Everything iskept simple in treatment, and the working parts of the house have had particular… … THE plan is arranged so as to provide one largeLiving Room, whose privacy is secured by theprovision of a moderate-sized Sitting Hall, wherecasual visitors can be detained, and which effectuallydisconnects the kitchen quarters ; separate accessfrom the kitchen to thestaircase in its turnkeeps the…
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