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The Metropolis of Tomorrow 16th-century Italian cross-bow

The Metropolis of Tomorrow 16th-century Italian cross-bowIn 1916, New York City enacted zoning laws that mandated the building of set back structures so that light and air would be more freely admitted into the streets below. This concept was first proposed by Louis Sullivan in his 1891 article, The High Building Question (inspired by William Le Baron Jenneys recently completed Manhattan Building in Chicago.) Hugh Ferriss (1889 1962), American draftsman and architect, studied architecture at Washington

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16th-century Italian cross-bow

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" wrote Stella Blum

The Metropolis of Tomorrow 16th-century Italian cross-bowIn 1916, New York City enacted zoning laws that mandated the building of set back structures so that light and air would be more freely admitted into the streets below. This concept was first proposed by Louis Sullivan in his 1891 article, The High Building Question (inspired by William Le Baron Jenneys recently completed Manhattan Building in Chicago.) Hugh Ferriss (1889 1962), American draftsman and architect, studied architecture at Washington

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