Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 282
/. /J .^/-^SO f ^A<^o?f FIC. I02. — PT.AN OF A liOtlLEVARD A REDANS THE PLANNING OF STREETS according to the Building Act of 1894, there is theabsurd anomaly that in a street 49 feet 6 inches wide thebuildings have to be the same height as the widthof the street, whereas if the street be over 50… … FIG. 103.—A BOULEVARD A RKDANS (PERSIECTlVE VIEW) is, of course, an absurd regulation, and one which hasgiven rise to much inconvenience. In framing bye-laws dealing with the height of buildings it is essentialto consider the relative width of the street on which theyabut, and this is the line upon…
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