Comparative housing study; analysis of housing types and comparative designs of dense urban residential sectors, one of a continuing series of studies in environmental design.

Main entry:

Harvard University. Graduate School of Design.

Title & Author:

Comparative housing study; analysis of housing types and comparative designs of dense urban residential sectors, one of a continuing series of studies in environmental design.

Publication:

Cambridge, 1958.

Description:

163 leaves illustrations, maps, plans 29 x 38 cm

Notes:
Cover title.
"A compilation of work produced by the Master in architecture class at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, with the collaboration o students in landscape architecture and city planning."
Title from cover.
"A compilation of work produced by the Master in Architecture class at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, with the collaboration of students in landscape architecture and city planning".
Library copy: ownership stamp and ownership inscription of Morris Charney.

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic Designs and plans.
Architecture domestique Dessins et plans.
Architecture, Domestic.
City planning

Form/genre:

Architectural drawings.

Added entries:

Harvard University. Graduate School of Design
Provenance. Charney, Morris. Ownership stamp
Autographs. Charney, Morris.

Holdings:

Location: Library main m 237416
Call No.: BIB 167231
Status: Available

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