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Apartments, townhouses, and condominiums / edited by Elisabeth Kendall Thompson

Contributor(s): Thompson, Elisabeth Kendall [editor]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, c1975Description: 216 pages : illustrations, plans ; 31 cmISBN: 0070023212Subject(s): APARTMENT HOUSES | ROW HOUSES | CONDOMINIUMSLOC classification: NA 7860 .A63 1975

Contents:

Preface -- Apartments and townhouses in the city: Low rise buildings -- High rise buildings -- Townhouses -- Garden complexes on suburban sites -- Designing for low and moderate incomes -- Conversions -- Large scale developments -- Condominiums and apartments in resort areas -- Apartment and townhouse interiors -- Index.

Summary: This book makes its appearance at a time when multi-unit housing---the apartment building, garden complex or townhouse--is of increasing importance on the American scene, both because of the waning incidence of the single-family house, for so long the prevailing type of dwelling in his country, and because of the continuing and pressing need for more housing---a need that can now be met only by some form of multi-unit solution.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Architecture	National University - Manila	Architecture	General Circulation	GC NA 7860 .A63 1975 c.1 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000009158
Books	LRC - Architecture	National University - Manila	Architecture	General Circulation	GC NA 7860 .A63 1975 c.2 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.2	Available		NULIB000017059

Includes index.

This book makes its appearance at a time when multi-unit housing---the apartment building, garden complex or townhouse--is of increasing importance on the American scene, both because of the waning incidence of the single-family house, for so long the prevailing type of dwelling in his country, and because of the continuing and pressing need for more housing---a need that can now be met only by some form of multi-unit solution.

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