Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 248
open space, or even by the planting ofgroups of trees, which afford welcome relief and maybe introduced with admirable effect without sufficientlybreaking the line of route to interfere seriously withtraffic : the curves should be made easy and anysharp change of direction strictly avoided. It is,… … FIG. 72.—SUGGESTION FOR DISGUISING CHANGE OFDIRECTION IN A LONG STREET A point that is sometimes urged in favour of straightstreets is that a more workable site is thus obtained, andon this account landowners are often afraid to createan irregular site, but this view will certainly not be heldby…
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