Whitaker, Charles Harris, 1872-1938, Ackerman, Frederick Lee, 1878-1950, Childs, Richard S. (Richard Spencer), b. 1882, Wood, Edith Elmer, 1871-1945 · Washington, D. C., The Journal of the American institute of architects · leaf 85
ning principles to the new housingdevelopments of England, writes that hebelieves Well Hall to be easily the first thingin cottage plans and elevations for the wholeworld. This statement is perhaps capable of awrong interpretation, for it is evident that theplans would not suit living conditions in… … GDVEIWMENT HOUSING SCTO with a given mode of life. Well Hall is undoubt-edly entitled to rank where Mr. Culpin places it.Of primary importance in the considerationof the underlying reasons which led to the build-ing of Well Hall is the fact that in spite ofurgent necessity it was decided to make it…
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