Visual material for lectures on subject researchs

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People:

McGill University. Minimum Cost Housing Group (archive creator)

Title:

Visual material for lectures on subject researchs

Date:

1970s-1990s

Description:

Group consists of sets of slides of visual material for lectures on research project of the Minimum Cost Housing Group. The group includes:
- a set on open spaces in urban environment, related to the fifth Human Settlement Training Packages by Mininum Cost Housing Group
- a set of slides on sanitation and sanitation systems previsously stored in a folder entitled "Sanitation"
- a set of slides on doors in India and Mexico previously stored in a folder entitled "Doors",
- a set entitled ''People''
- and a set on technology for housing developement, low cost houses construction, including slides on the Minimum Cost Housing Group's housing project, such as Ecol Operation, Maison Lessard project and Saddle Lake project, previously stored in a folder entitled "Technology".

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 File

Extent and medium:

approx. 1440 slides

Reference number:

AP149.S4.SS2.002

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

The group is separated in five folders for each themes.

Location:

Island of Montréal Québec Canada

Credit line:
Minimum Cost Housing Group fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Vikram Bhatt/
Gift of Vikram Bhatt

Related units of description:

For more documents related to the Human Settlement Training Packages, see also AP149.S2.SS2. More spefically on the Fifth package "Residential Open Space", see also AP149.S2.SS2.006.

Folder Number:

149-001-005 à 9

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