The close, the place of a stimulating domesticity
The close was a closed-ending street, meaning that the street was usually ending with another house, being on the vanishing point of the perspective. Closes can be either the width of a regular street, either forming a small square that marks the end, making it more spacious and creating room for even more houses to have access to the street. This close is the place of a stimulating domesticity and of an increasing communitary spirit.
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