The architecture of affordable housing / Sam Davis.

Main entry:

Davis, Sam, 1946- author.

Title & Author:

The architecture of affordable housing / Sam Davis.

Publication:

Berkeley : University of California Press, [1995]
©1995

Description:

ix, 208 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 27 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-197) and index.
1. Architect and Affordable Housing -- 2. Process: The Long and Winding Road -- 3. Why Affordable Housing Isn't -- 4. Design: Things Big and Small, Far and Near -- 5. Is Affordable Housing Significant Architecture?
Dust jacket.

Summary:

This text is about the design of dignified, affordable housing for those not served by the private sector, and how that housing fits comfortably into our communities. It is a non-technical analysis for everyone interested in the creation of affordable housing.

Resources:
Contributor biographical information
Publisher description

ISBN:

0520087585 (alk. paper)
9780520087583 (alk. paper)
0520208854 (pbk.)
9780520208858 (pbk.)

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic United States.
Public housing United States.
Architecture, Domestic California.
Public housing California.
Affordable housing United States.
Affordable housing California.
Architecture domestique États-Unis.
Logement social Californie.
Architecture, Domestic.
Public housing.
Architecture, Domestic United States 20th century.
Public housing United States History 20th century.
Public architecture California.
California.
United States.
Houses Architecture

Holdings:

Location: Library main 117825
Call No.: ID NA7540.D38; ID:95-B146
Status: Available

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