From the air, maps and plans, Clifford's asylum looks like a copycat identikit of Hine's compact echelon form (or Pavillion:Echelon:Narrow). Finally given the freedom to express his architectural flair and intellegence (as he'd only designed the rushed, emergency, prefabricated Manor and small St. Ebbas), did he simply copy the asylums up the road, using Hine's perchant for recycling the same design again and again?

No - Clifford was far more astute with a keen knowledge of hospital and asylum architecture and an ear to the ground. He'd heard the whispers of revolution, the gradual slide to the new paradigm, the 'villa asylums'. And with West Park, he created the transitional model with a foot in both camps: West Park is "Villa:Echelon".