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 365
office of the custodian should be located in such a position,on the ground floor, as to enable him not only to watch the mainentrances, but also the entrance to the dining room. If thebuilding is large enough to warrant such an arrangement, thebedrooms should be in wings, separated by a central… … Fig. 52.—A boarding house for the accommodation of forty laborers. tion from one wing to another so that the dining hall need not beused for this purpose. There should be stairways in each wing, preferably placed soas to start from the circulating corridor and to land at a pointcentrally located in…
Industrial housing -- United States · City planning -- United States
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