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Town planning, past, present and possible (1911)

Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 212

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ort of agriculture have in many cases grown byleaps and bounds into huge centres of industry. Theproblem of adequately housing the workmen is regardedas an urgent social necessity, and has in many casesled to the formation of distinct little colonies knownas Arbeiter-kolonien in proximity to the… … FIG. 59.—MUNICH extension: ENLARGED PLANS OF TWO CIVIC CENTRES TOWN EXPANSION tion for the employee is not regarded with favour. Itis found by experience that workmen who occupy thedwellings of their employers get into a condition ofeconomic dependence which is often felt to be a con-siderable…

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