Industrial housing; with a discussion of accompanying activities; such as town planning - street systems - development of utility services - and related engineering and construction features (1920)
Knowles, Morris, 1869-1932 · New York [etc.] : McGraw-Hill book company, inc. · leaf 121
re fencing on therear lot line, and a rear house walk, may be required. The cost of operation embraced in the upkeep and main-tenance, is a further item of importance. Alleys must be cleanedwith the same care as the streets; they must be lighted andpoliced; and the pavement must be kept in repair.… … Yia. 7.—A concrete service alley in the Dundalk Project of the Emergency FleetCorporation, near Baltimore, Md. may be wise to consider building semi-detached, or small groupsof houses, and providing passages between the groups or rows,rather than constructing alleys. The author made an estimate in…
Industrial housing -- United States · City planning -- United States
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