This little exercise seems to have started a little discussion, so in the interests of balance and as I mentioned it in the initial post here's Iain Rices take on the same thing from Morrill.
![Art of Compromise Art of Compromise](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh1QQNQQ-DDEmciiOiE4mP-JO-fdE_U3F_Q5r6-MNaRu7UTR7RkvHlfldeqOY-4xdOKvemwV-NpXeRZRgukiyqRzno3QMKXNMiRLYibgJQWrAZUDJ-M1sDCoAxtos64nPI3qSeDUhDySIU/s1600/rice1.jpg)
The area is slightly bigger and the Link article is not mentioned, though the first para is sub-headed 'The art of the ordinary', and the family resemblance is clear. There were three plans presented; the last a round-the-room variation.
![Art of Compromise Art of Compromise](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh63xlxDAD0zJIydY2Yj8h8bX2bmeO_J8TTRWfq0flj75L0_4r0CLVQmmjLDKO7QjfKvXcGybYxTT4uUPzLwYfIsAgV15atcxNXfeF5tUc507-OTUTkKHgFJaoBZE9urDSQN4SXtv_sYdQ/s1600/rice2.jpg)
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