Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 230
t it has already proved thegreat advantages which result to all classes by workingon a deliberate plan. Ample garden space is allowedto every class of house ; spaces for parks and recrea-tion grounds have been reserved. Sites for publicbuildings, such as schools and churches, have beenreserved in… … Fig. 67. PLAN OF THE GARDEN CITY AT LETCIIWORTH TOWN EXPANSION of the town ; while round all this a belt of open landhas been reserved, so that the inhabitants will alwaysbe within reach of the real country. At the outset of the scheme the main lines ofsewers were laid down, and to a large extent…
City planning
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