Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 338
ire oval is surrounded by a doublerow of lime-trees and ample space is left for the circu-lation of traffic. Where it is essential to restrict thearea that can be devoted to such a place, the idea shown 288 SQUARES AND OPEN SPACES in Fig. 123 might well be adopted. The design ismade for an oval… … FIG. 123.—DESIGN FOR AN OVAI. TRAFFIC PLACE PARTLY OCCUPIED BY BUIIDINGS monuments are placed at either end in such positions thatthey form vistas for streets A, B, and F. Tramwaysand omnibus routes would be restricted to the outer ring,and the traffic circulating through the central place wouldbe…
City planning
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