Rosyth: Norval Place 'Garden City' housing
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Rosyth: Norval Place 'Garden City' housing
Image: © Kay Williams Taken: 18 Oct 2022
Terraced houses on Norval Place. The layout followed the new principles of town planning with broken frontage lines giving variety, areas of green space with trees lining the roads and private gardens front and back. The Scottish National Housing Company was set up to provide houses for employees at Rosyth naval dockyard along Garden City lines. Dunfermline Town Council approved the Rosyth town planning scheme in July 1915 and the first houses were occupied in 1916. Raymond Unwin was expert advisor to the Admiralty in connection with the Rosyth scheme. Alfred Hugh Mottram, as architect for the Scottish National Housing Company, worked on the layout and designed many of the houses. https://thepastandotherplaces.wordpress.com/2022/10/24/rosyth-garden-town/
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Image Location
Latitude
56.038162
Longitude
-3.421352