An imaginary plan of London showing an arrangement of streets etc. that might be desirable if there were no existing buildings
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RIBA53166 |
| Architect/Designer | Waterhouse, Paul (1861-1924)
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| Country | UK: England |
| City | London |
| Subject Date | 1907 |
| Image Date | 1907 |
| View | Plan |
| Medium | Print |
| Library Reference | Periodicals |
| Orientation | Landscape |
| Colour / B&W |
Black and white |
| Credit |
RIBA Collections
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| Notes |
SOURCE:
Builder, vol. 93, 1907 December 14, p. 641
NOTES:
This diagram is from a paper by Paul Waterhouse, 'Laying out London', read at the Architectural Association on December 8, 1907.
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Subject tags
town planning, roads