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Planning for daylight and sunlight in buildings (1914)

Marks, L. B, Woodwell, J. E · [Cleveland, Illuminating Engineering Society] · leaf 8

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at is, a building may not bebuilt so as to obstruct the light of the adjoining lot in the rearat an angle of more than 63^^ deg. Height Limitations in American and European Cities.—Themaximum height limit in America is, as a rule, set so high thatit limits the height of buildings only when what… … ANGLt OF LIGHT llj* ■ I • OBSTRUCTION 68f AN6LE OF LIGHT t6t■ 0B5TR.63i ANGLE OF LIGHT 33i-■ OBSTR.SSi ANGLt OF LIGHT45-OBSTR45 FACTORS OFSTREETWIOTH » SIRCETWIJTHPig. 4.—Angles of light and of light obstruction ou ground floor on street front. cerned; it only prevents the erection of a few…

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