Homes for workmen; a presentation of leading examples of industrial community development (1919)
Southern Pine Association · New Orleans, La., The Southern Pine Association · leaf 223
rings are always average level of the ground adjoining the wall, to serve as supports for walls, piers, columns, present sufficient to make a hot blaze if well ignited. The danger is that the smoke, heat girders, posts or beams. The foundation walls of frame structures and sparks from such a fire… … if these walls are constructed of stone, they shall be not less than 18 inches for the founda- tion walls, and 16 inches for the first story wall. Major Structural Requirements to Protect Life and Prevent Spread of Fire STRUCTURAL FEATURES WHICH EVERY DWELLING Plate X. SHOULD POSSESS Recommended…
Working class · Architecture, Domestic
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