Title & Author:

The Scope of social architecture / edited by C. Richard Hatch.

Publication:

New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, ©1984.

Description:

xi, 362 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm.

Series:

Columns ; v. 1

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part 1: The dwelling. 1. Diagoon houses. Delft, Holland -- 2. Twenty years of AR: John Carp -- 3. SAR/Molenvliet. Papendrecht, Holland -- 4. SAR/Wohnen Morgen. Hollabrunn, Austria -- 5. SAR/Adelaide Road estate, London -- 6. SAR/Les Marelles. Boussy-Saint Antoine, France -- 7. SAR/T.E.S.T. El Centro, California -- 8. Black Road GIA. Macclesfield, UK -- 9. UHAB in Harlem. New York. Part 2: The building ensemble. 10. Cluster housing. Mexicali, Mexico -- 11. Klostermuren. Goteborg, Sweden -- 12. MHGA, rue Dumeril, Paris -- 13. Lycee David. Angers, France -- 14. UCL Zone Sociale. Woluwe-Saint Lambert, Belgium -- 15. Byker. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK -- 16. Mission Park. Boston -- 17. Cabrillo Village. Saticoy, California -- 18. Experimental housing. Havana, Cuba. Part 3: the neighbourhood and the city. 19. Historic preservation. Bologne, Italy -- 20. SAAL/ Curraleira: Lisbon, Nuno Portas -- 21. Orcasitas. Madrid -- 22. Roanoke design '79. Roanoke, Virginia -- 23. Atwells Avenue/Federal Hill. Providence, Rhode island -- 24. Southwest corridor project. Boston -- 25. Advocacy in the 80s -- 26. Microbrigades and participation in Cuba.

ISBN:

0442261535
9780442261535

Subject:

Architecture and society.
Architecture et société.
Architectural design Social aspects
architectuur
architecture
huizen
homes
huisvesting
housing
mens
man
psychologie
psychology
invloeden
influences
Architecture (General)
Architectuur (algemeen)

Added entries:

Hatch, C. Richard.
Columns ; v. 1.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 101049
Call No.: PO13971; ID:86-B20141
Status: Available