Easter Hill Village : some social implications of design / Clare C. Cooper.

Main entry:

Marcus, Clare Cooper.

Title & Author:

Easter Hill Village : some social implications of design / Clare C. Cooper.

Publication:

New York : Free Press, [1975]

Description:

xxiv, 337 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 325-333) and index.
Also issued online.

ISBN:

0029066700
9780029066706

Subject:

Public housing California Richmond Case studies.
Public housing Social aspects.
Row houses California Richmond Case studies.
Architecture, Domestic Designs and plans.
Logement social Californie Richmond Cas, Études de.
Logement social Aspect social.
Habitations en bandes Californie Richmond Cas, Etudes de.
Architecture domestique Dessins et plans.
Logement social Californie Richmond Études de cas.
Habitations en bandes Californie Richmond Études de cas.
Architecture, Domestic.
Public housing.
Row houses.
Public housing California Richmond.
Public housing Social aspects United States Case studies.
Row houses California Richmond.
Architecture, Domestic United States Designs and plans.
California Richmond.
ruimtelijke ordening
physical planning
plattelandsgemeenschappen
rural communities
plattelandskern
rural settlement
sociologie
sociology
dorpen
villages
Rural Society
Rurale samenleving

Form/genre:

Case studies.
Designs and plans.
architectural drawings (visual works)
Architectural drawings.
Études de cas.
Dessins d'architecture.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 21960
Call No.: ID:87-B8928
Status: Available

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