Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 302
serve a symmetrical effect it is ofcourse not essential that each building should be anexact repetition of its neighbour, for this always pro-duces a dull and uninteresting effect, but rather, aneffort should be made to obtain a symmetrical arrange-ment by blocks of similar design, and monotony… … THE PLANNING OF STREETS the wealthier parts of London, where we find rows ofuniform houses painted different colours according toeach individual owners fancy, thus destroying allharmonious effect. With the exceptions we have indicated, the pictur-esque variety of architecture that characterises…
City planning
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