Koester, Frank, b. 1876 · New York : McBride, Nast and Company · leaf 189
h is somewhatirregular in form, but generally rectangular in plan. Pic-turesque examples of such forms of squares are found inmany European cities. The square is made extremelyindividual in character if it is entirely enclosed in a frameof buildings. This appearance may be contributed to byleading… … Figs. 31 to 35. plans showing different methods of solving theproblem of congested street traffic SQUARES AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS 125 tion of traffic described as turbinal or like a turbine, forthere is no traffic directly across the square at any point.All the streets running into the square have…
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