Koester, Frank, b. 1876 · New York : McBride, Nast and Company · leaf 290
resented, as much by the non-rehgious part of the com-munity as by the membership; it would be ridiculous not torequire the conformation of buildings of usually such aprominent character with the plan of the city. Churches may indeed, in many cities, owing to theirtower-like structure, be utilized… … Fig. 62. vendome plaza, paris, a square with but two entrances,the center of which is occupied by a tall column them to best harmonize with the citys plan and produce thegreatest effect. Inasmuch as churches are the beneficiaries of the state tothe extent that they are free from taxation, it is…
City planning
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