The lighting of school-rooms; a manual for school boards, architects, superintendents and teachers (1904)
Rowe, Stuart Henry, 1869- · New York, London [etc.] Longmans, Green, and co. · leaf 26
be made ground filledwith refuse matter, there is still the question whether SELECTION OF THE SITE 11 it is large enough to give a building of the proposedsize unobstructed light. It is plain that obstructions will interfere most withground-floor rooms; but, as these are the most valuableotherwise,… … Fig. 2.—Point X is nearest approach to obstruction allowable underthe rule. Aside from the length and breadth of the building,the amount of land necessary to secure unobstructedlight depends on the proximity and height of thesurrounding buildings erected or to be erected. Ithas been found that…
School hygiene · Lighting
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