Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 332
s desirablethat the various lines of traffic should not intersect oneanother at one point, and where this is likely to be thecase this point should be chosen for a pavement orgrass plot. High monuments or any objects likely toimpede the drivers view are to be avoided in such aposition. Spaces… … FU;. 119.—PLACE DE L ETOII.E, PARIS SQUARES AND OPEN SPACES travels over the intervening open space and rests on aboundary wall. A very favourite form of traffic place in moderncontinental cities is the rond-point or circus, upon whichthe thoroughfares converge like the spokes of a wheel.It has…
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