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 339
ofcellars, laundry facilities, etc., by all the tenants; whereas theduplex dwellings enjoy privacy in this respect. The heating mustbe from a central plant. This fact, as well as the others enum-erated, make it necessary to provide janitor service, which com-plicates the problem from the standpoint… … Fig. 46.—View of four-family duplex dwelling. the traditional tendencies of selective American housing, whichhave come down to us from pioneer days. However, memory ofthe early homes of our forefathers, with their privacy and homeyatmosphere suggesting independence and sole proprietorship,should…
Industrial housing -- United States · City planning -- United States
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