Modern civic art; or, The city made beautiful (1918)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917 · New York, Putnam · leaf 124
hat it is theusual position for buildings of other kinds. Location on the water-front is in many cases tobe strongly urged. It will frequently happen thatthis is not a geographically central location, as whenthe water forms the boundary of the town. Buteven when that is the case—and often, on… … Gbe Hfcmintetrative Centre. 89 sense, the population and business of the com-munity crowding close upon it. If such a site be,in fact, sufficiently central to satisfy the convenienceof the community, there is much to commend itsselection for the location of the public buildings. The advantages are…
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