Town planning in Madras : a review of the conditions and requirements of city improvement and development in the Madras Presidency (1918)
Lanchester, H. V. (Henry Vaughan), b. 1863 · London : Constable · leaf 146
is course. To put it broadly, aU buildings closely packed should be of hard material and wellconstructed, while kutcha buildings must be more or less isolated with good open spacebetween each block. This may appear to involve very drastic procedure, but whenthe annual loss in life and well being is… … Chapter XI.THE USES OF THE TOWN PLANNING ACT. It may not have been generally realised that Indian authorities have been put-ting into practice, in an informal way perhaps but none the less in an effective one, themethods which is the object of Town-Planning Acts to facilitate. Now the…
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