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SIMPLICITY IN PLANNING

Sir,-Mr. Sowerby’s design appears to me to contain two major errors: (1) Waste space and unnecessary wall in building a laundry. The do-it-all type

of washing-machine has made laundries, as separate rooms, obsolete and extravagant. (2) The sink faces a blank wall, a crime in this housewife’s opinion. The sink should give on to the best view from the house. There it will be most often seen and really appreciated..

E.J.

C.

(Wellington).

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 762, 26 February 1954, Page 5

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SIMPLICITY IN PLANNING New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 762, 26 February 1954, Page 5

SIMPLICITY IN PLANNING New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 762, 26 February 1954, Page 5

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