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 341
ompositions abundant in picturesqueness and charm. A consideration which must not be overlooked in a study ofthe types is the nature of the investment, whether it be for rentalor sale, viz.: The objection to buying or selling individualdwellings in a multiple unit, group or row, is not to be… … Fig. 47.—Typical row dwellings, Yorkship Village. against owning such a home may be overcome by force of circum-stance. In view of this fact, it is suggested that, should multipleunits be constructed with the idea of selling the individualdwellings, the designer should strive to make the houses as…
Industrial housing -- United States · City planning -- United States
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