Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 224
its interest. On the other hand, where the road-way ascends a hillside or follows a direction dictated 194 TOWN EXPANSION by some natural feature, such considerations willalways suggest the curved line. Instead of long lines of houses all exactly alike,very much may be done by gathering the houses… … FIG. 64.—THE GROUPirsG OF HOUSES IN A SUBURBAN ROAD not always be quite square, but, better still, triangularor irregular. By all these means a more picturesqueand interesting appearance is given to the road. Sucha system of grouping is particularly useful in the caseof smaller houses, where the…
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