Flats, urban houses and cottage homes; a companion volume to "The British home of to-day"; (1906)
Verity, Frank T, Hall, Edwin Thomas, b. 1851, Horsley, Gerald C, Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · London : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 87
AS A SCREEN THROUGH WHICHTENANTS CANNOT SEE. THE LONG PASSAGES, UNAVOID-ABLE IN NARROW SITES, HAVE THE GRE.\T ADVANTAGEOF BEING WIDER THAN IS USUAL IN FLATS, THEIRWIDTH RANGING FROM THREE FT. TO THREE FT. NINEIN., AND FROM FOUR FT. TO FIVE FT. THREE IN. TWOFLATS ON THE GROUND FLOOR ARE REPRESENTED… … 3AucniLtiA.L ym.] THESE FLATS IN GLASGOW HAVE A TRONTAGE OF 330 FEET; THE DEPTH VARIES FROM ABOUT 45 FEET TO ABOLT 70 FEET. THERE ARE THREE BLOCKS AND THE THIRD HAS AN ENTRESOL. SOME OF THE SUITES HAVE FIVE ROOMS. OTHERS HAVE SIX AND SEVEN: THEY ARE LET AT £70 A YEAR T. L. Watson, F.R.I.B.A.,…
Apartment houses · Architecture, Domestic
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