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Particulars of the Competitions for Cottage Designs List of the Awards

General Observations and Notes on the Designs submitted Notes on Dormers

General Recommendations to Local Authorities and Others

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PLANS.

Home Counties Area.

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XVI.

XXVI.

XXVII.

XXXVIII.

XXXIX.

Class A, First (Courtenay M. Crickmer)

Class A, Second (F. C. W. Barrett)

Class A, Hon. Mention (C. Wontner Smith) ... Class B, First (Alfred Cox)

Class B, Second (Courtenay M. Crickmer)

Class C, First (Courtenay M. Crickmer)

Class C, Second (C. Wontner Smith)

Class D, First (John A. W. Grant) ...

Class D, Second (W. R. Mosley)

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100

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Manchester and Liverpool Area.

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V.

XVII.

XXVIII.

XXIX.

XL.

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Class A, First (H. L. North)

Class A, Second (R. L. Collingwood)

Class B, First (Briggs & Tliornely) ...

Class C, First (Halliday, Paterson & Agate) ... Class C, Second (H. L. North)

Class D, First (Halliday, Paterson & Agate) ... Class D, Second (H. L. North)

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Northern Area.

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VII.

XVIII.

XIX.

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XXXI.

XLII.

Class A, First (J. Hervey Rutherford)

Class A, Second (Alex. Inglis)

Class B, First (Alex. T. Scott)

Class B, Second (Knowles, Oliver & Leeson)... Class C, First (Knowles, Oliver & Leeson) Class C, Second (Alex. T. Scott)

Class D, Second (R. E. Hastewell) ...

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Midland Area.

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VIII. Class A, First (Stockdale Harrison & Sons) ... IX. Class A, Second (N. B. Robertson) ...

XX. Class B, First (Stockdale Harrison & Sons) ... XXI. Class B, Second (F. W. C. Gregory)

XXXII. Class C, First (F. W. C. Gregory) ... XXXIII. Class C, Second (Stockdale Harrison & Sons) XLIII. Class D, First (Cleland & Haywood)

XLIV. Class D, Second (A. E. McKewan) ...

XLV. Class D, Hon. Mention (Cleland & Haywood)

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South-West Area.

X. Class A, First (H. L. Thornely & Rooke) XI. Class A, Second (H. Heathman)

XXII. Class B, First (H. L. Thornely & Rooke) XXIII. Class B, Second (H. Heathman) XXXIV. Class C, First (W. A. Grecnen)

XXXV. Class C, Second (W. Ravenscroft) ... XLVI. Class D, First (Chas. Cole)...

XLVII. Class D, Second (W. A. Greenen) ...

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South Wales Area.

XII. Class A, First (J. A. Hallam)

XIII.    Class A, Second (Johnson & Richards)

XIV.    Class A, Hon. Mention (Thomas A. Bevan) ... XXIV. Class B, First (Johnson & Richards)

XXV. Class B, Second (A. LI. Thomas & Gomer Morgan) XXXVI. Class C, First (Johnson & Richards)

XXXVII. Class C, Second (C. A. Broadhead) ...

XLVIII. Class D, First (Johnson & Richards)

XLIX. Class D, Second (A. F. Webb)

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HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES IN ENGLAND AND WALES.

COTTAGE DESIGNS

Awarded Premiums in the Competitions conducted by the Royal Institute of British Architects with the concurrence of the Local Government Board.

PARTICULARS OF THE COMPETITIONS.

N September 1917 the Local Government Board, with a view to supplying the national housing needs after the war, invited the assistance of the Royal Institute of British Architects in procuring the best typical plans of houses suitable for the industrial classes in England and Wales. The Council of the Royal Institute considered that the best means of attaining this end was to initiate a series of competitions amongst architects throughout the country, and this course having been decided upon, in order that the competitions should be as widely spread and comprehensive as possible the co-operation was secured of the various provincial Architectural Societies allied to the Institute. For the purposes of the Competitions the country was divided into the following six districts or areas :—

1.    London and the Home Counties Area (district of the Royal Institute of British Architects), comprising Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Middlesex, Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Sussex and Kent.

2.    Northern Area (districts of the Northern Architectural Association, Leeds and West Yorkshire Architectural Society, York and East Yorkshire Architectural Society, Sheffield and South Yorkshire Society of Architects), comprising Northumberland, Cumberland, Durham, Yorkshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire.

3.    Manchester and Liverpool Area (districts of the Manchester Society of Architects and the Liverpool Architectural Society), comprising Westmorland, Lancashire, Cheshire, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Carnarvonshire, Anglesea, Merionethshire and Montgomeryshire.

4.    Midland Area (districts of the Birmingham Architectural Association, the Nottingham and Derby Architectural Society, the Leicester and Leicestershire Society of Architects and the Northamptonshire Association of Architects), comprising Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutlandshire.

5.    South-West Area (districts of the Devon and Exeter Architectural Society, the Bristol Society of Architects, the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Association of Architects), comprising Devonshire, Cornwall, Hampshire and Isle of Wight, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Somersetshire and Dorsetshire.

6.    South Wales Area (district of the South Wales Institute of Architects), comprising Glamorganshire, Brecknockshire, Radnorshire, Cardiganshire, Pembrokeshire,Carmarthenshire and Monmouthshire.

In each of these areas a competition was conducted simultaneously under the control of the local Architectural Societies above indicated. The conditions in all the areas were identical, but allowed for compliance with any local requirements as to materials, etc. It was considered that variations in accommodation would probably differ so little as to be negligible.

Designs were invited by advertisement in the building press and local papers throughout the country early in November 1917, and it was required that designs should be sent in by the 13th January 1918, a date which was afterwards extended at the request of many competitors to 31st January 1918.

For present purposes the text is given of the Conditions of the Home Counties Competition conducted by the Royal Institute :—

CONDITIONS.

Home Counties Area.

1.    The Royal Institute of British Architects invites designs for cottages in accordance with the instructions and particulars stated below. The competition is open to any British subject.

2.    The designs are to be suitable for erection in urban and rural districts in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Middlesex, Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Sussex, and Kent.

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3.    The designs are to include four classes or types of cottages as described below, and premiums offered as follows :—

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4.    The adjudication will be made by a Committee of not less than three architects ajDpointed by the Royal Institute of British Architects, and their judgment is to be accepted as final.

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5.    It is to be understood by competitors that the payment of the premiums conveys the absolute possession of the designs, including all copyright or other rights, and that the promoters will be at liberty to make any use whatever of the designs, and to publish them with the names and addresses of the authors. The promoters reserve the right to exhibit publicly, after the award, all or any of the designs as they may think best with the names of the authors attached. No architect shall compete in than one area.

6.    Designs are to be prepared strictly in accordance with the instructions below, and any design which does not so conform will be excluded. On this point the Committee of Selection are to be the sole judges.

7.    Designs are to be delivered carriage paid to the Secretary R.I.B.A., 9, Conduit Street, Regent Street, London, W.l, on or before the 13th January 1918.

8.    The unsuccessful designs will be returned to the authors carriage paid as soon as practicable.

9.    Any questions must be addressed to the Secretary of the Royal Institute of British Architects, 9, Conduit Street, W.l, on or before the 27th November. Replies will be issued to all competitors as early as possible.

10.    Each set of designs is to be accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the name and address of the author.

11.    No motto or distinguishing mark is to be put on the drawings.

12.    Every care will be taken of the drawings, but the promoters will not be responsible for any damage they may sustain, or for their loss.

13.    Designs may be submitted in any or all of the classes as follows :—

Class A.—Living room, scullery, &c., and three bedrooms.

Class B.—Living room, parlour, scullery, &c., and three bedrooms.

Class C.—Living room, parlour, scullery, &c., and two bedrooms.

All the above to be treated as two storeys.

Class D.—Variations of either A, B, and C planned entirely or mainly on one floor.

Larder, fuel store, w.c. or e.c., cupboards, &c., to be included.

14.    In all cases back additions are to be avoided or minimised as much as possible.

15.    All houses are to be provided with a fixed bath and a cold-water supply. Arrangements for the supply of hot water are to be indicated on the plan.

16.    Positions of all principal pieces of furniture, such as dressers, tables, beds, &c., together with opening of doors, the points of the compass, and dimensions of rooms, are to be indicated on the plan.

17.    In Classes A, B, and C several houses must be shown as a block, of which three are to be planned in detail, the others in outline only. Of these three, one is to be an end or semi-detached house ; another a terrace house or one between party walls with narrow frontage (not exceeding 18 feet), and a third with wide frontage. The depth of the site is left to the discretion of the competitors, and the site may be regarded as level.

18.    The general height of rooms is not to be less than 8 feet, the floor area of the principal bedroom to be not less than 160 feet, and no bedroom to be less than 70 feet.

19.    The plans may be prepared without regard to any existing by-laws or local Act provisions, the object being to show the best types possible if existing restrictions are removed.

20.    Each design is to show plans of each floor, one section indicating the staircase, and two elevations and to be drawn to a scale of Jth of an inch to the foot on double-elephant sheets. No other drawings to be submitted.

21.    All drawings are to be in line only without washes, with the w^lls blacked in, and are to be sent flat.

22.    The designs in each of the Classes A, B, C, and D are to be on separate sheets. Notes of materials, &c., are to be printed on the drawings, together with the cubic contents of each house measured from one foot below the floor to half way up the roof. No separate report is necessary.

23.    Wherever possible, materials of the locality, if reasonably obtainable, should be specified, but as there exists at the present time a serious shortage of certain materials, competitors are invited to consider and suggest the substitution of others with a view to facilitating and cheapening construction. It is essential that strict economy be exercised throughout the design, and this will be an important consideration in making the awards.

Supplementary Particulars in Response to Questions by Competitors.

1.    The floor areas.given apply to all classes, and are to be nett area clear of all projections. The floor of living-room should have an area of not. less than 180 ft.

2.    The height of storeys may be from 7 feet 6 inches to 8 feet in the clear. Bedrooms may be partly in the roofs, but not less than two-thirds of the ceilings must be of the maximum height; and the vertical walls must not be less than 5 feet high.

3.    The bath should be fixed and not of the tip-up type. It is not essential that a separate bathroom should be provided. The w.c. should not be placed in the bathroom or entered from the scullery.

4.    No drainage need be shown, and it may be assumed that access to the house is from both front and back, and no gardens or plans of site need be shown.

5.    No alternative plans will be allowed.

6.    All drawings are to be drawn with the long dimension of the paper horizontal, and each class is to be clearly marked A, B, C, or D, as the case may be.

7.    Each class is to be shown on a separate sheet, and the classes may not be intermixed.

8.    The drawings are not to be mounted on strainers, and are to be in black ink, with a black wash over the window openings. No perspectives are to be sent.

9.    The time for sending in designs is extended to 31st January 1918.

10.    The fact of a design being premiated will not prevent the author from making use of it in his practice if he so desires.

11.    The two elevations asked for may be such as the competitor thinks will best illustrate his

design.

12.    The assessors in each competition will have the option of recommending designs of special merit for further premiums (or honourable mention) in addition to those stated in the conditions.

13.    Each of the Classes A, B, and C is to be designed as a block of five or six houses, of which three are to be drawn in detail, the others in outline only. Of the three which are to be fully drawn, one is to be an end or semi-detached house, another a terrace house between party-walls and lighted front and back only, with frontage of 18 feet from centre to centre of party-walls, and the third to be a house one room deep only, with long frontage at the discretion of competitor. The grouping or composition of the block may be arranged in any way the competitor desires. A section of one house in each block, if sufficiently explanatory, is all that is required.

14.    It may be assumed that water supply is available.

15.    A Committee of Assessors will be appointed by the Architectural Societies in each area.

The following points are given as desirable, but are not to be regarded as essential:—

Staircase should have direct ventilation.

Coals should be accessible under cover, and accommodation should be provided for at least one ton. Scullery should be large enough to serve as a relief to living-room, but not large enough to take centre table.

Designs to the following numbers were duly delivered in the several districts :—

Area.

Home Counties

Northern ..    ..

Liverpool and Manchester

Midland

South-West

South Wales

Number of Competitors. .    336

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132

107

67

66

Designs received. 636 226 301 248

169

158

808

1,738

A Committee of Assessors for the purpose of adjudicating on the designs submitted was constituted in each area, and in each case a lady (in the Home Counties area two ladies) and a practical builder assisted the Committee with their advice.

The adjudication in the several areas was made during the months of February and March, and, with two exceptions, 1st and 2nd designs were selected in each class in addition to a limited number which were noted as worthy of commendation.

various areas :—

The following is a list of the awards made by the Assessors in the

HOME COUNTIES AREA.

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AREA.

Assessors.—Mr. Henry T. Hare, Mr. E. Guy Dawber, Sir Aston Webb, K.C.V.O., C.B., R.A., Mr. H. V. Lanchester, professor Adshead, Mr. Paul Waterhouse, and Mr. Harry Redfern.

Assessors.—Mr. John B. Gass, Mr. E. P. Hinde, Mr. F. B. Dunkerley, Mr. P. S. Worthington, and Mr. G. H. Grayson.

Class A.

First Premium : Mr. Courtenay M. Crickmcr. Second Premium : Mr. F. C. W. Barrett.

Hon. Mentions: Messrs. Wilson, Newton & Round, Mr. C. O. Nelson, and Mr. C. Wontner Smith (the latter’s design purchased).

Class B.

First Premium : Mr. Alfred Cox.

Second Premium : Mr. Courtenay M. Crickmer. Hon. Mentions : Messrs. Wilson, Newton & Round, Mr. C. Wontner Smith, Mr. F. C. W. Barrett, and Mr. John C. S. Soutar.

Class C.

First Premium : Mr. Courtenay M. Crickmer. Second Premium : Mr. C. Wontner Smith. Hon. Mentions : Mr. Roland Welch, Messrs. Wilson, Newton & Round, and Mr. H. R. Gardner.

Class D.

First Premium : Mr. John A. W. Grant, Edinburgh.

Second Premium : Mr. W. R. Mosley.

Hon. Mention : Mr. C. Wontner Smith.

Class A.

First Premium : Mr. II. L. North (Llanfair-fechan).

Second Premium: Mr. R. L. Collingwood (Rochdale).

Hon. Mention : Mr. J. Arthur Cox.

Class B.

First Premium: Messrs. Briggs & Thornely (Liverpool).

Second Premium not awarded.

Class C.

First Premium : Messrs. Halliday, Paterson & Agate (Manchester).

Second Premium : Mr. H. L. North.

Class D.

First Premium : Messrs. Halliday, Paterson & Agate.

Second Premium : Mr. H. L. North.

Hon. Mention : Mr. J. Arfon Jones.

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NORTHERN AREA.

Assessors.—Mr. R. Burns Dick, Mr. William H. Thorp, Mr. James R. Wigfull, and Mr. L. Kitchen.

Class A.

First Premium : Mr. J. Hervey Rutherford, York.

Second Premium : Mr. Alex. Inglis, Hawick.

Class B.

First Premium : Mr. Alex. T. Scott, Huddersfield.

Second Premium : Messrs. Knowles, Oliver & Leeson, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Class C.

First Premium: Messrs. Knowles, Oliver & .Leeson, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Second Premium : Mr. Alex. T. Scott, Hudders-' field.

Class D.

First Premium : Premiated design disqualified after award.

Second Premium : Mr. R. E. Haste well, Colwyn

MIDLAND AREA.

Assessors.—Mr. W. A. Harvey, Mr. S. Perkins Pick, Mr. Sidney F. Harris, and Mr. Harry Gill.

Class A.

First Premium: Messrs. Stockdale Harrison & Sons, Leicester.

Second Premium: Mr. N. B. Robertson, Leicester.

Hon. Mentions : Mr. A. E. McKewan, Birmingham ; Messrs. Crouch, Butler & Savage, Birmingham, and Messrs. Ed. Garratt and H. W. Simister, Birmingham.

Class B.

First Premium: Messrs. Stockdale Harrison & Sons, Leicester.

Second Premium : Mr. F. W. C. Gregory, Nottingham.

Hon. Mentions: Mr.N. B. Robertson, Leicester; Mr. Frank H. Bromhead, Hereford, and Mr. Charles F. Sims, Stoke-on-Trent.

Class C.

First Premium : Mr. F. W. C. Gregory, Nottingham.

Second Premium : Messrs. Stockdale Harrison & Sons, Leicester.

Class D.

First Premium : Messrs. Cleland & Haywood, W ol verhampton.

Second Premium : Mr. A. E. McKewan, Birmingham.

Hon. Mentions: Messrs. Stockdale Harrison & Sons, Leicester, and Messrs. Cleland & Haywood (the latter’s design purchased).

SOUTH-WEST AREA.

Assessors.—Sir Frank W. Wills, Professor Adshead, and Mr. James Crocker.

Class A.

First Premium : Messrs. Thornely & Rooke, Plymouth.

Second Premium : Mr. H. Heathman, Bristol. Hon. Mentions : Mr. Chas. Cole, Exeter, and Mr. T. Bradford Ball, Weston-super-Mare.

Class B.

First Premium : Messrs. Thornely & Rooke. Second Premium : Mr. H. Heathman, Bristol. Hon. Mention : Major O. P. Milne, Pulborough.

Class C.

First Premium: Mr. W. A. Greenen, Port Sunlight.

Second Premium : Mr. W. Ravenscroft, Mil-ford-on-Sea.

Hon. Mention :

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Class D.

First Premium : Mr. Chas. Cole, Exeter. Second Premium : Mr. W. A. Greenen, Port Sunlight.

SOUTH WALES AREA.

Assessors.—Professor Adshead, Mr. A. W. Swash, Mr. D. M. Jenkins, Mr. J. F. Groves, and Mr. J. W. Smith.

Class A.

First Premium : Mr. J. A. Hallam, Cardiff. Second Premium : Messrs. Johnson & Richards, Merthyr Tydfil.

Hon. Mention (design purchased): Mr. Thomas A. Bevan, Cardiff.

Class B.

First Premium : Messrs. Johnson & Richards. Second Premium : Messrs. A. LI. Thomas and Gomer Morgan, Pontypridd.

Hon. Mention : Mr. C. Ernest Lawrence, Newport, Mon.

Class C.

Class D.

First Premium: Messrs. Johnson & Richards.

Second Premium : Mr. A. F. Webb, Blackwood, Mon.

Hon. Mention: Mr. Thokias Gibb, Port Talbot.

First Premium : Messrs. Johnson & Richards.

Second Premium: Mr. C. A. Broadhead,

Swansea, Glam.

Hon. Mentions: Messrs. Eaton & Cooper,

Cardiff, and Messrs. A. LI. Thomas & Gomer Morgan, Pontypridd.

Several of the premiated designs, on close examination, were found to be capable of small improvements, and where such was the case the authors were asked to re-draw the designs with the suggested amendments ; such re-drafts are published in place of the original drawings.

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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS AND NOTES ON THE DESIGNS

SUBMITTED.

As will be seen by the conditions, in each of the Classes A, B and C designs were invited for (1) an end or semi-detached house ; (2) an ordinary “ terrace ” house of 18 feet frontage', and (3) a long-fronted house one room deep only ; and in order to test their architectural capacity the competitors were asked to design them in groups. Class D is intended to be erected mainly in country districts. It is considered that the various classes will include all types of houses required for the working classes throughout the country, both urban and rural.

The points which the Committee of Selection have borne in mind are the following :—-

(1)    Adequate size of rooms.

(2)    Convenience of arrangements.

(3)    A satisfactory architectural treatment, having regard to the English tradition

of cottage building.

(4)    Reasonable economy in design.

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With regard to (1), it is considered that a living-room should not be of less than 180 feet area. The scullery should be large enough for the usual domestic operations, // 6, 7 including cooking where gas is available. It should not, however, be suitable for meals. The parlour should be of sufficient area to allow of the usual furniture, including a piano. A minimum height of 8 feet is suggested. The principal bedroom Vi should not be of less than 160 feet area, and the second and third bedrooms should y/f. A be as large as practicable, having regard to the possibility of there being several children of each sex in one family.

As to (2), it is judged to be desirable that the living room and scullery should be in direct communication. The larder should be readily accessible from the scullery. The bath should be in an enclosed space in order to ensure privacy, and should have hot and cold water supply. In the case of the better-class hour es, the bath is probably better placed upstairs, though this involves some extra expense in water services, etc. An exception, however, must be made in the case of mining districts, where the bathroom must of necessity be placed on the ground floor with as ready access as possible from an entrance, preferably that at the rear. Coals and w.c. should be accessible, if possible, under cover.

In each of the Classes A, B and C a house of 18 feet frontage was asked for. ^ The competition, however, is considered to have shown that in the case of the house with a parlour this frontage is too restricted, and that the minimum width of frontage for such houses should be fixed at 20 feet.

As to (3), it is felt that a satisfactory architectural treatment is of great importance

so far as the limitations of expense will allow, and that this may be attained without elaboration, but simply by careful grouping of the houses, study of the design and spacing of windows, etc. This aspect of the problem is more fully dealt with subsequent page.

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With regard to (4), it is impossible at the present time to give any estimate of the probable cost of the houses shown. The cubic contents of each house are stated the drawings, but it is impossible to say what is the present advance on pre-war rates.

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Generally speaking, it is felt that although many able designs have been submitted nothing very original or revolutionary has resulted from the competition. Nevertheless, a great deal of useful information has been received. The competition, too, has led to a widespread interest and study of the whole problem of the design and construction of these cottages. It is the intention of the Local Government Board i o erect a few typical cottages for experimental purposes, and this, it may be claimed, important step towards preparing the way for a really satisfactory solution of the problem of housing the working classes immediately conditions allow.

In any discussion of the principles of cottage design it is well to realise at the outset that the planning of a cottage very largely resolves itself into the skilful adjusting of certain contending interests, or, in other words, into the making of a compromise. A cottage is a structural device in which certain opposing influences are balanced. It is not a question merely of the ancient struggle between cost and size, though this, the occasional antagonism between a man’s means and his wants, plays its part in the planning of the cottage, as indeed it does in other departments of architecture and in the wider fields of general social economics. Like most other buildings a cottage is subject to certain limitations, and these are chiefly three in number—moderate rental, moderate size and modesty of requirements. We may look upon a cottage as the home of a working-class family of limited means and of sufficient self-respect to be desirous of paying its rent without either undue encroachment on income or undue reliance on subsidy. It may seem unreasonable to press these points, but there are certain enthusiasts among housing reformers who are prone to advise that it is not desirable to be unduly fettered by questions of cost and size, and others who urge that cost and size should at once give way before considerations of health, comfort and that proper pride which looks for the expansion rather than the curtailment of the cottager’s needs. Health, comfort and general amelioration should have the primary claim on the cottage architect’s attention. Anything unhygienic, anything uncomfortable is inadmissible. But cost and size, which mean rent and convenience, are also things that neeu o be considered with respect, and in any case if there is still to be sought some device which will give a worker of moderate means the maximum of comfort,

health and amelioration with the minimum of increased outlay—in other words, if there is still to be an accepted meaning in the word “ cottage ”—then it is worth while to seek a solution of the genuine cottage problem. That problem, we may be satisfied, is not one of unlimited expansion, but of the skilful adjustment of the contending forces. The solution of such a problem is a perfectly worthy one, and in publishing the results of the competitions it is desired to point out that the necessity of balancing cost against requirements has been kept strictly in view ; also the fact has not been lost sight of that certain other antagonistic considerations have to be balanced with equal nicety if the perfect cottage is to be the end achieved.

It may be indicated in connection with this competition that, in endeavouring to discover the perfectly planned cottage in each respective type, it was necessary to pass over many very interesting designs on the ground that their interest was due to attractions of a subsidiary, incidental, or exceptional kind, and it may even be complained that the premiated schemes exhibit on the whole the dullness of mediocrity rather than the sparkle of genius. This is natural in a competition for perfect types : but it is hoped that in the preparation of actual housing schemes there will be found opportunity for features of incidental and local interest which would scarcely have been acceptable or permissible in standard types.

To secure a competition it was necessary to establish a basis on which competitors could work. That basis took the form of the set of conditions set forth above ; and

perfectly aware that the conditions themselves There are many and various views as to what is required in

the promoters of the competition are are open to criticism, a cottage. It is impossible to harmonise all these views ; for one reason, because different classes of tenants and different districts of England take divergent views

It is therefore with no sense of failure, but rather with an

as to requirements.

increased sense of the complexity of the problem, that certain features are held out as capable of improvement even in those designs which most worthily received the

honours of success in the various classes.

To take an example already referred to. The conditions prescribed that in the grouped houses in Classes A and B there should be one house of 18 feet frontage. The experience of the competition served to prove in a most useful way that this frontage, though just workable in Class A (which has three bedrooms but no parlour), is inadvisably narrow for Class B (which has a parlour). The problem, it is true, has been courageously dealt with by the competitors, but the results have convinced the assessors that in practice the sacrifices made to secure success are too great.

The conditions discouraged, without forbidding, the introduction of “ back-additions.” Such additions simplify, it is true, the problem of the Class B house of narrow frontage, and on the whole the conclusion has been come to that if so narrow a width is ever essential for this type of house the back-addition is a regrettable

necessity. The chief objection to the back-addition is, of course, that, besides increasing cost by failing to include everything under one main roof, it has a tendency to overshadow, or at least to cut off oblique light from, the window of the whether parlour or living room, which comes nearest to it.

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when the back addition is of two storeys is that the tenants are deprived of much of their privacy.

Moreover, the appearance of sink-wastes, w.c. doors, &c.. as a frame to the view of the garden is, to say the least, objectionable. Probably the f design placed first in the South Wales Area is as good as any example of the solution of the 18-foot house, Class B, by means of a back addition.

Some housing specialists in expressing their views upon ideal cottage planning make a specially strong point of the efficient lighting and ventilation of the staircases, and have set up

sky-light illumination for every flight of stairs.

principle laid down, it is realised that this is rather a counsel of perfection.

as their standard the desirability of having window-, not

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end house the staircase window is an attainable as well as a desirable advantage, but in the intermediate houses, and especially in the “ terrace ” house of narrow frontage, it is sometimes impossible to devise a window to the staircase or the upper landing without an altogether undue sacrifice of space needed for other vital purposes. Here the principle of compromise again comes in, and while admitting that the designs criticised on this head would be the better for staircase windows, it must be said that the introduction of such a feature in all these designs might be made at too great a sacrifice. In two instances (Northern, Class C, 1st premium ; and Midland, Class B, 1st premium) the elevations show that the staircases are in reality better ft c‘^ lighted than would appear from the plans. Four designs—Northern, Class C, 1st;

- f Northern, Class B, 1st; Midland, Class A, 1st; and South-West, Class B, 1st— have made the mistake of introducing too many winders in the staircases, thus hindering the ascent of furniture and the descent of a coffin. ftch,

As already hinted, much debate arises about the question of bath accommodation. Some experienced authorities are in favour of placing the bath upstairs, others go the length of wishing to place the w.c. upstairs also. From the point of view of economic planning, it is naturally found that the placing of both upstairs accords very conveniently with the houses of Class C. In this type, as only two bedrooms are called for, there is not so large a proportion of accommodation upstairs (in relation to that below stairs) as prevails in Class A, or still more in Class B. Accordingly it is a relief to the planner to place upstairs, and withdraw from below stairs, the area represented by the w.c. and bath. Regarding the matter in its domestic aspect, it may be admitted that the privacy and consequent decency of the upstairs arrangement has much to be said in its favour, also the question of disposal of bedroom slops simplified by this system ; but, on the other hand, the hot water

supply is apt to become an expense unless the bath room is very nearly over the kitchen range; and in districts such as mining counties, where the men of the family come home in need of a wash, it is better to provide the bath near the point of entry to the house, instead of at a distance. It is obvious that a bath wholly unscreened in a scullery which is so narrow as to be only a passage, and which, being the only access to the back door, has necessarily to serve as a passage, is not desirable.

Several designs are open to criticism on this point. In many cases the bath, it is true, is placed more or less in a recess, but in such instances as the ^ marrow house in South-West, Class B, second, and Home Counties, Class B, ‘ first, it would be difficult to secure privacy. The designer of Northern,

%*)(c Class A, second, has a swinging curtain device which seems to us more ingenious than practical.

Akin to the bath problem is that of the w.c. Health demands that it should not be immediately adjacent to the larder, and that it should be efficiently ventilated ; decency suggests that the approach to it should not be unduly obvious either to the neighbours or to visitors, and though it is impossible in a small house to prevent the discharge of the cistern from being heard in most of the rooms, there is force in the objections levelled at the authors of three designs (South-West, Class C, first; Manchester and Liverpool, Class A, first; and South Wales, Class B, second) for separating the w.c. from the living room or from the parlour merely by a inch brick wall on which in the last named the cistern would be fixed. Similarly, a w.c. window looking into the front porch (South Wales, Class B, first) is rather an offence '■ /"V. against good manners. From the purely sanitary point of view there is no better arrangement than a w.c. placed with its door on the back wall and lighted and ventilated by a fanlight over the door (or even by a short door) as is the case probably with several of the South Wales plans, but the necessity for going out of doors exposed to weather and perhaps to the view of neighbours counterbalances this and makes the arrangement undesirable.

The position of the sink out of the way of draughts is a point of minor importance. Proximity to a window is essential, and in the case of the smaller sculleries, proximity to the back door is almost unavoidable. Regard must also be had to the fact that fresh air near a sink is of more value than stagnant air. Distant

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position would seem to be a greater disadvantage. Northern, Class A, first, and, 2V > fyi. in a less degree, South-West, Class B, first, might be criticised on this point. Some designers, such as the two first just mentioned, have placed the sink near the front entrance. This raises the question of drainage. One or two good designs rather spoiled by apparently requiring drainage points both at the front and the back of the houses. This involves either a front as well as a ^ack drain, which is costly, or a pipe under the floor. The latter is perhaps the s evil, but it is

regrettable, and should be as far as possible avoided. Moreover, a remote position of the sink may involve an extension (and increased cost) of the water services.

The right placing of the larder is a point which, apparently small, has a large importance. It is a great temptation to a planner to fit in this small apartment in any space which is available, but it is obvious on consideration that such a treatment of the home of the food stores is inadvisable. Its aspect, to begin with, must not be west or south, nor must it be close to the heat of the range, or of the copper or gas fire. Again, it must not be so placed as to draw air supply from the w.c. Twenty of the designs come under criticism in one way or another for defects in this respect. Some place the larder under the stairs, a bad place as a rule for various reasons, unless very good through ventilation is secured—for a good through draught in a larder is often as valuable as an outside window. Many have wrong aspects, others approach too closely to sources of heat or of contamination. Opinion is somewhat divided as to the ideal position. It is by some thought to be a mistake to let the larder open into the living room, but as the living room is the dining room there seems to be some advantage in this, provided that it is not too distant from the scullery.

Some designs have, it will be seen, allowed too small a floor area for some of the bedrooms; and there are cases in which, though the area prescribed in the conditions has been secured, the shape of the room is such as not to admit of the convenient arrangement of the bed or beds.

In conclusion, a few special comments are offered on points of detail in the selected designs.*

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Class A, First Premium (Courtenay M. Crickmer).—Additional cupboards might be introduced with advantage. The position of the bath in two of the houses involves too great a length of piping. This plan also illustrates the minor defect mentioned above—viz., drainage points on both sides of the house. In this probably a drain under the floor would be the solution of the difficulty. In the 18-foot house the shifting of the partition between the bedrooms, bringing it further forward, would be an advantage.

Class A, Second Premium (F. C. W. Barrett).—The stairs in the two centre houses start from the scullery. The disadvantage of this is that the steam of washing is apt to ascend to the bedrooms unless there is (a) a door at the foot of the stairs, or (b) efficient steam ventilation. The shortage of wall space for shelves in the scullery could probably be obviated by shifting the living room door.

* Some of the designs here published are not identical with the plans as submitted in the competition, having been, at the suggestion of the judges, amended in certain details so as to improve their value as specimen solutions of the problem under consideration.

Class B, First Premium (Alfred Cox).—No. 2 house has an unpleasantly long dark passage, and the defect is accentuated by the absence of light on the upper part of the staircase. The design illustrates the before-mentioned difficulties of securing sufficient space in the 18-foot house, for the scullery is cramped and overcrowded. The bath is unscreened, and it is difficult to see how it could be screened. These defects, as suggested above, are due more to the problem itself than to the designer.

Class B, Second Premium (Courtenay M. Crickmer).—In these plans we have a modified instance of the back-addition plan and consequent relief, and the sculleries are further relieved by placing the baths upstairs, but the space is still a little cramped in the narrow house.

Class C, First Premium (Courtenay M. Crickmer).—These designs are on very similar lines to the last named, and the same remarks are applicable.

Class C, Second Premium (C. Wontner Smith).—In two of the houses the parlour (as well as the scullery) opens out of a lobby which is part of the living room. As a rule we object to the parlour being entered only by passing through the living room from the front door. The baths in this design are unscreened. There is a covered-way back addition containing w.c. and coals. It is small, and does not unduly overshadow the parlour window.

Class D, First Premium (John A. W. Grant).—The plan is on practical and convenient lines, but the effect might be made more interesting, and the treatment of the windows is slightly too large in scale for the cottage.

Class D, Second Premium (W. R. Mosley).—The route to the coal cellar and w.c. is rather exposed, and it may be doubted if the cottage would be very economical to construct. Its proportions and general appearance would be pleasing.

Manchester and Liverpool Area.

Class A, First Premium (H. L. North).—In cottage No. 2 the bath is not con-

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veniently placed, and in No. 3 the route from the living room to the scullery should be more direct; a revision of the plans in these respects would effect an improvement in them.

Class B, First Premium (Briggs & Thomely).—A very carefully studied design, but with long passages in houses 2 and 3 that are somewhat extravagant of space.

The numerous breaks in walls and roofs would also increase the cost.

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Class C, First Premium (Halliday, Paterson & Agate).—The difficulty of planning in the case of the narrow-fronted house has necessitated an outbuilding that seriously reduces the light to the scullery. The roof construction and numerous dormers would make this portion of the work somewhat costly.

Class C, Second Premium (H. L. North).—In No. 2 cottage the bath is very cl ,

uncomfortably placed, and the position of the scullery wastes, discharging as they do just below the living room window, is undesirable.

Northern Area.

Class A, Fust Premium (J. Hervey Rutherford).—In this design, as in several others, No. 1 house is the same as No. 2 except that No. 1 takes advantage on both floors of the possibility of additional windows. The little cupboard window in No. 3 house, though practically level with the floor, affords a useful means of getting a through current of ventilation in the large bedroom. The bedroom dormers are rather too high, the sills being 5 feet from the floor.

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Class A, Second Premium (Alex. Inglis).—There is a nice straightforwardness about this plan and elevation. As in the previous design, houses No. 1 and No. 2 are of the same planning except as regards additional windows in No. 1. assumed that the centre part of the roof over these two houses is a flat, measuring about 18 feet by 9 feet. It is a pity that this could not be obviated. The staircase porches do not seem quite in harmony with the rest of the elevation.

Class B, First Premium (Alex. T. Scott).—The well-lighted landing on the first floor of No. 3 house would be a pleasant feature, but it is rather wasteful of space.

Class B, Second Premium, and Class C, First Premium (both by Knowles, Oliver & Leeson).—These two designs by the same firm have several features in common, the elevations being in the same style. As pointed out elsewhere, the dormer treatment, though valuable in Class C, has its disadvantages (on grounds of expense) in Class B. There is no reason why the projecting back porch—or scullery extension —in the centre house (called No. 2) should not be roofed by a prolongation of the main roof rather than by a flat. The end elevation of the Class C design is happier than that of Class B—a short length of roofing ended with a hip at one extremity and with a gable at the other never looks well. This designer favours large parlours —almost as large as the living rooms. A special range of combined functions is here suggested for the living rooms.

Class C, Second Premium (Alex. T. Scott).—In this design a gable or a half-hip would make a dormer unnecessary in the centre house.

Class D, Second Premium (R. E. Hastewell).—There seems to be a little waste of space in this design. The ridge is at the same height throughout, though the upper story only covers half of each house. The elevations are rather unsuccessful, and it is doubtful whether the flush bow windows of the living rooms are worth the expense they would involve.

South-West Area.

Class A, First Premium (H. L. Thornely & Rooke).—In the narrow-fronted house of this design the bath is unduly deprived of ventilation and light. The long-fronted

house is unduly long. There is a regrettable length of passage upstairs ; and it must be borne in mind that every additional yard of frontage occupied means more sewerage, more roadway and more paving.

Class A, Second Premium (H. deathman).—The principal defect in this design z? is in the placing of the bath in the scullery, and in so planning the scullery that it is the sole passage way to the coals, w.c. and larder. In the long-fronted house the stair ascends from the living room, an arrangement that should be avoided if possible, and which in this case makes a very awkwardly shaped recess.

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Class B, First Premium (H. L. Thornely & Rooke).—The narrow-fronted terrace-house is an able solution of the parlour cottage with so narrow a frontage as 18 feet.

The long-fronted house is too long, and with its staircase planned in the rear is an uneconomical plan.

Class B, Second Premium (H. deathman).—This is an excellent design, but V",, with the bath so placed in the scullery many difficulties have been evaded which were attacked by the winner of the first premium.

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Class C, Second Premium (W. Ravenscroft).—This design is unnecessarily cut up both in elevation and in plan. The narrow-fronted terrace house is a good solution having regard to the 18-foot frontage. The placing of the bath in the scullery is a defect in the plan.

Class B, First Premium (Chas. Cole).—A very economical and simple solution of the problem.

South Wales Area.

Class A, First Premium (J. A. dallam).—The device by which the designer has endeavoured to make up for the shortage of space in the large bedroom of the 18-foot house is unsatisfactory. Such a bay window is expensive in itself, and works in very badly with the roof. The sculleries are somewhat cramped, and in the centre and end houses connect with the living room through the front lobby— not a good arrangement,

Class A, Second Premium (Johnson & Richards).—It should be noted that the narrow-fronted cottages are not designed as part of a group, as if they were so built the roofs would not take quite the form indicated. Here, again, the connection with the scullery through the front lobby is open to criticism ; the advantage of having only one door to the living room does not compensate for the drawbacks of this plan. The unequal gable on the end elevation would be rather unhappy in effect.

Class A, Hon. Mention (Thomas A. Sevan).—This design is very well worked out, and only fails in one or two small details. The bath in the end cottage is in rather an exposed position, and the first-floor landings in this and the centre cottages somewhat cramped, making it difficult to move furniture or a coffin.

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Class B, First Premium (Johnson & Richards).—This again exemplifies the necessity for at least some back addition if the problem of the 18-foot house is to be satisfactorily solved. We condemn the coal store placed in the living room, and there are objections to the rather distant open-air approach to the cottages are intended to be specimens of each type rather than a group.

Class B, Second Premium (A. LI. Thomas & Gomer Morgan).—This design shares with several others the objection that when the unscreened bath in the scullery is in use no access can be had to back door, coals, w.c. or larder. In the narrow-fronted house the route to the w.c. is rather exposed, while in the end house it would be preferable to make the door to the scullery open out of the living room instead of the entrance hall.

Class C, First Premium (Johnson & Richards).—The remarks on the design in Class B by the same authors apply to this also.

Class C, Second Premium (C. A. Broadhead).—The advantages of the hopper- ; :

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pane device, of which the designer makes a special feature, are doubtful, elevations are not worthy of the plans.

Class D, First Premium (Johnson & Richards).—The access to scullery from living room is too tortuous, and calls for improvement. The treatment of the roofing with varied pitch would not be very happy, though less noticeable if the cottages were built in pairs.

Class D, Second Premium (A. F. Webb).—The entrance porch forms a pleasant feature, and the plan is generally well arranged and the building groups well. The wide roof is perhaps a little extravagant, the living-room fireplace awkwardly placed, and the scullery a trifle cramped.

Midland Area.

Class A, First Premium (Stockdale Harrison 6c Sons).—With the boiler adjoining the larder in the narrow-fronted house the larder wall would become very hot. The bath in the scullery, designed as a passage to larder, w.c. and coals, is objectionable. It is doubtful if five feet to slope of ceilings in one side of all bedrooms is advisable. The flat roof on end blocks is unsatisfactory. The elevations are an exceedingly good example of Georgian design.

Class A, Second Premium (N. B. Robertson).—In the long-fronted house the scullery is separated from the living room, an arrangement which is not considered

good ; this and the larder opening out of the living room are defects in what otherwise is an exceedingly good design.

Class B, First Premium (Stockdale Harrison & Sons).—The verandah treatment is unfortunate. It would unduly darken the living rooms, and the w.c.’s would hinder the use of the verandahs as pleasant resorts.

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Class B, Second Premium (F. W. C. Gregory).—The difficulties of the problem in the narrow-fronted terrace house are got over by using a back addition, long-fronted house shows a good plan.

Class C, First Premium (F. W. C. Gregory).—The remarks applied to the design under Class B, Second Premium, apply also to this design.

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Class C, Second Premium (Stockdale Harrison & Sons).—The narrow-fronted house is too involved and expensive.

is too narrow for good proportion—the verandah at the back would block out much of the light, especially in view of the shape of the long room.

Class D, First Premium (Cleland & Haywood).—A good design, but had the bath been given a separate bathroom it would have been improved.

Note on Dormers.

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On the general subject of elevations it is not desired to make much comment, except that in selecting designs for premiums the Assessors have avoided those schemes which relied for attractiveness on any features involving additional expense either in initial outlay or in upkeep. There is one point, however, upon which it seems desirable to express some opinion. Is it or is it not desirable to introduce dormers ? For the dormer it may be urged that it is a device (very prevalent in old cottages) which enables use to be made of roof space which otherwise would be wasted. Another argument in the dormer’s favour is that where it is not used economy of space and material calls for a flat-pitched roof, and a low-pitched roof means in some localities either a roof which will not throw off the water or a roof made of the ugliest of materials. On the whole, weighing one consideration against another, it may be said that some types of plan call for the dormer treatment economy, while others do not. The main argument against the use of dormers is, of course, that they involve the expense of additional valleys, ridges and cheeks, which mean in most cases plumber’s work, and possibly plumber’s repairs ; but these objections may sometimes be outweighed by considerations of waste of space, and it appears, for example, that there may be good reason for resorting to dormers in the case of houses of Class C (two bedrooms only). In these houses there is, roughly speaking, less accommodation required upstairs than downstairs, and a most natural solution of the planner’s problem is to take advantage of the diminished

upstairs requirements by fitting the rooms into a space narrowed by the slope of the roof. Mr. Crickmer’s premiated designs illustrate this tendency, for while his A and B schemes are dormerless he resorts to the use of simple dormers in his design for Class C. In other words, his eaves are 16 feet above the ground floor level in Classes A and B, while for Class C he lowers this dimension to 12 feet on the front elevation and 8 feet on the back.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES

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qualified architect, who should advise

1.    The first step should be the appointment of a competent and thoroughly

on all questions, including the site, general

lay-out of the area to be developed, as well as the design and character of the houses to be erected. A special scale of charges applicable to work of this nature has been drawn up by the Royal Institute of British Architects.

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2.    Schemes should be prepared the proper planning and development of the neighbourhood. This general outline plan should be submitted in every case where the local authorities require relaxations in the by-laws respecting roads or buildings.

3.    The number of houses to the acre should not exceed twelve in urban and eight in rural areas, and where the site is adequate it will be wise to reserve at least 10 per cent, for open spaces before the number of houses is determined.

4. Houses should be built in blocks of from two to eight. On the grounds of amenity and economy back roads should be avoided, and separate access to the rear

should be provided either by the adoption of the semi-detached type or by the formation of passage ways through the blocks.

5. The distance between the fronts of the houses should, in general, be at least

70 feet.

6.    It is considered that the minimum frontage for each house should be 18 feet (or 20 feet in the case of parlour cottages), and that projecting additions in the rear should be avoided as far as possible.

7.    Entrances, both front and back, should be provided with lobbies.

area to accommodate the usual furniture, including a piano. The scullery should be large enough for the usual domestic operations, and should allow of cooking where gas is available, but should not be arranged for meals, etc.

8.    The living room and principal bedroom should be of ample size, and the parlour should be of sufficient

9.    Eight feet will be found the most suitable height for the rooms generally.

10.    The importance of aspect cannot be too strongly emphasised, particularly for the living room, which should be so placed as to obtain ample sunlight. In order to secure this, it will be necessary in many instances to adopt a type of plan which allows of windows on two opposite sides of the room, such as are shown in the wide-fronted houses of the designs illustrated in this volume.

11.    As much variety as possible should be secured in the design of the houses, but this should be by grouping and general form rather than by the introduction of unnecessary features or varied materials. Any standardisation which may be contemplated with a view to economy should be limited to doors, windows, fittings, etc., rather than to the general design of the houses.

12.    Special attention should be given to the external design of the houses with a view to securing a pleasing and harmonious appearance. The materials used should be of the simplest and most inexpensive nature, but particular care should be taken that these are of good colour and texture, and suitable to the locality.

Note respecting Grouping of Houses as shown on the Plans.

The three types of houses, though shown as grouped in the plans, need not necessarily be grouped together : No. 1, designed as the end house of a terrace, is also suitable for erection in pairs semi-detached. No. 2, an ordinary terrace house with a frontage of 18 feet, may be erected in blocks. No. 3, a terrace house occupying a wider frontage and only one room deep, is intended for erection in positions where a satisfactory aspect for the living room cannot be otherwise obtained, and for sloping sites where the erection of No. 2 would involve waste on account of the fall of the ground.

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CEIUNG5 on Expanded Metal secured to steel ties

OF ROOF AND PLASTERED.

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