Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 163
isting of a series of large boule- I The population of Berlin in 1861 was 520,000; in 1871,826,000;in 1881, 1,500,000, and by 1900, including the adjacent suburbs, it hadrisen to 2,500,000. 133 TOWN PLANNING vards, divided by gates and monuments, the secondof the Sadowaia, or Parkway, which, under… … FIG. 38.—PLAN SHOWING THE TRAFFIC CIRCULATION OF MOSCOW clearly this regular arrangement formed by the threeconcentric circles, with radiating thoroughfares con-verging towards the Kremlin, a heart treblydefended, in which is summed up the uniqueauthority of the Czar, political, military, and…
City planning
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