Dean, Ruth, 1889-1932 · New York : Moffat, Yard and Co. · leaf 30
d of house, and whether or not it suit itsparticular piece of property, it is only sensible to place it so thatthe main living rooms catch the greatest amount of sunlight andsummer breezes, and avoid dour shade and winter winds. Thelatter consideration works (jut almost automatically, because… … < o o C/J o o o^ ^ ^— X ^ ^ ^ K- K H— Ci w ■^ Xj s o t— o ::: < The Livable H o n s conflict with this consideration because, generally speaking, thesouth and east offer the greatest amount of desirable light. It fol-lows that a house on the south or west side of a street would haveto face…
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