Modern civic art; or, The city made beautiful (1918)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917 · New York, Putnam · leaf 17
ld omit them.Of course, the author sincerely hopes that he will not.They have their purpose and were written to be read;but because, necessarily, they speak of the subject as Vlll preface to tbe Seconb lEbUion. a whole somewhat abstractly, it is not to be con-cluded that the volume lacks in… … CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER PAGE I.—ANew Day for Cities 3 II.—What Civic Art Is 24 THE CITYS FOCAL POINTS III.—The Water Approach 39 IV.—The Land Approach 59 V.—The Administrative Centre 81 IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT VI.—The Street Plan of the Business District . . 101 VII.—Architecture in the…
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