New housing concepts
The typology of collective housing underwent major transformation during the course of the 20th Century. The ideal pursued was that of a healthy dwelling in a happy world, a scenario for life and for new forms of coexistence that reinforced community feeling
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Hamburg ; Corte Madera, CA :
Gingko Press,
[2000?]
Hamburg ; Corte Madera, CA : [2000?] |
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