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Regulation of ceiling heights had an early precedent in the building by-law that followed the great fire of London in 1666 and thus has a long-standing tradition. Nevertheless, it seems that its reasoned basis was as obsure then as it is now. The one basis commonly associated with ceiling height reg
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