Architecture and the Housing Question
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Architecture and the Housing Question
Bilsel, Can; Maxim, Juliana
Taylor & Francis Inc
06/2022
248
Dura
Inglês
9780815396024
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction. Architecture and the Housing Question: Specific Histories Can Bilsel and Juliana Maxim Part One. Whose History? Rethinking the Expert 1. Housing and History: The Case of the Specific Intellectual Reinhold Martin 2. Humanitarian Homemaker, Emergency Subject: Questions of Shelter and Domesticity Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi 3. "Oh, but This Isn't Architecture!": The Paradoxical Heritage of French Public Housing Sandra Parvu and Alice Sotgia Part Two. Housing and the State 4. Inventing Socialist Modern: Housing Research and Experimental Design in the Soviet Union Daria Bocharnikova 5. "Production First, Living Second": Welfare Housing and Social Transition in China Samuel Y. Liang 6. "Pillars" of the Welfare State: Postwar Mass Housing in Belgium and the Netherlands Miles Glendinning Part Three. (De)Segregation and the Housing Enclave 7. Housing the People Who "Lived Free": Inhabiting Social Housing in the Tin-Can Neighborhood Kivanc Kilinc and M. Melih Cin 8. Public Life and Public Housing: Charles Moore's Church Street South Patricia A. Morton Part Four. Land, Property, Colonization 9. Landing Architecture: Tropical Bodies, Land, and the Invisible Backdrop of Architectural History Ijlal Muzaffar 10. The Rise and Fall of California City Shannon Starkey Index
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Friedrich Engels;Housing Question;Urbanization;Modernization;Socialist Architecture;Reinhold Martin;Miles Glendinning;Can Bilsel;Juliana Maxim;Habitation;Welfare State;Humanitarianism;Balconies;Dense;Postwar;Public Infrastructure;Tropical Architecture;Social Housing;Mojave Desert;Work Unit Employees;Large Family;Superimposed;De Taeye;CIAM;California City;Disconnected;Ninth Block;Work Unit Compounds;SVV;Neighborhood Unit Principle;Anne Lacaton;Farah's Work;Neighborhood Unit;Work Unit Housing;Work Unit System;Self-help Construction
Introduction. Architecture and the Housing Question: Specific Histories Can Bilsel and Juliana Maxim Part One. Whose History? Rethinking the Expert 1. Housing and History: The Case of the Specific Intellectual Reinhold Martin 2. Humanitarian Homemaker, Emergency Subject: Questions of Shelter and Domesticity Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi 3. "Oh, but This Isn't Architecture!": The Paradoxical Heritage of French Public Housing Sandra Parvu and Alice Sotgia Part Two. Housing and the State 4. Inventing Socialist Modern: Housing Research and Experimental Design in the Soviet Union Daria Bocharnikova 5. "Production First, Living Second": Welfare Housing and Social Transition in China Samuel Y. Liang 6. "Pillars" of the Welfare State: Postwar Mass Housing in Belgium and the Netherlands Miles Glendinning Part Three. (De)Segregation and the Housing Enclave 7. Housing the People Who "Lived Free": Inhabiting Social Housing in the Tin-Can Neighborhood Kivanc Kilinc and M. Melih Cin 8. Public Life and Public Housing: Charles Moore's Church Street South Patricia A. Morton Part Four. Land, Property, Colonization 9. Landing Architecture: Tropical Bodies, Land, and the Invisible Backdrop of Architectural History Ijlal Muzaffar 10. The Rise and Fall of California City Shannon Starkey Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Friedrich Engels;Housing Question;Urbanization;Modernization;Socialist Architecture;Reinhold Martin;Miles Glendinning;Can Bilsel;Juliana Maxim;Habitation;Welfare State;Humanitarianism;Balconies;Dense;Postwar;Public Infrastructure;Tropical Architecture;Social Housing;Mojave Desert;Work Unit Employees;Large Family;Superimposed;De Taeye;CIAM;California City;Disconnected;Ninth Block;Work Unit Compounds;SVV;Neighborhood Unit Principle;Anne Lacaton;Farah's Work;Neighborhood Unit;Work Unit Housing;Work Unit System;Self-help Construction
