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Fagot, is a compact plan with one { ‘ appartement “ to each storey, containing a small ante- chamber, two reception—rooms‚ three bedrooms, two dressing—rooms, a kitchen, pantry,
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Having now given a large number of typical examples of plans showing flats of all sizes, on sites of very varied shapes, I would sum up on the subject of planning, by saying that
