Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 105
o sendhim four persons competent to lay out the plans oftowns. The most able and clever, and those who 17 TOWN PLANNING best know how to divide, order, and arrange a newtown in the manner that will be most beneficial to usand to the merchants. These towns were regular and symmetrical ; thestreets… … ^apG:t»pzi€(]^ A. PRINCIPAL STKEETS B. LANES FIG. 14 for the same purpose : by this means each plot ofground for building was of a uniform size and shape,a parallelogram with one end facing a principal streetand another a lane. In some towns each buildingplot, or, when built upon, each house, was…
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