Modern civic art; or, The city made beautiful (1918)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917 · New York, Putnam · leaf 334
esthetic development of its institutions may mean tothe aspect of a city are offered, of course, by Oxfordand Cambridge in England. The universities domin-ate the towns, and because they are so beautiful intheir many quadrangles and buildings — as if eachcollege were a separate institution — the… … -J Comprehensive planning. 279 We have not, or do not take in construction, thatleisure which is so favourable to refinement andharmony. Building at slap-dash speed, unless wehave a plan to guide us we shall build awry. Butwhen Oxford rose, it has been said, the point-ing of an arch was like an act…
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