Housing theory

Housing Theory
This article is related to:
architecture
urban planning
dwelling
home
hearth
dormitory
homeostasis
community
shelter
building
post-industrial age
nomadic culture
co-operative
condo
family
philosophy
design
aesthetics
CIAM
Athens Charter
CNU
Maslow's heirarchy
urban spaces
rural spaces
property rights
real estate law
economics
defense
neighborhood
human settlements
village
prison
barracks
dormitory
single family home
multiple family home
intentional community
constructivism
social responsibility
habitat
population density
residential architecture
building codes
rent regulation
affordable housing
sustainability
handmade houses
The Grand Domestic Revolution
public housing
art nouveaux
arts and crafts movement
Bauhous
modernism
post-modernism
human environment
kibbutz
yurt
tepee
hut
shack
mansion
Mc Mansion
apartment
flat
housing project
estate
plantation
ranch house
farm house
emergency housing
castles
hotels
hostels
camp grounds
trailer parks
cliff dwellings
house boats
cruise ship
submarine
ship
mobile home
tract home
town house
discrimination
Dogon People (Mali)
garden
bathroom
porch
Team 10
customs
traditions
communism
collectivist society
food
labor
transportation
communication
standard of living
living conditions
law
harem
O.S.A.
city
socialism
geography
catering
assisted living
statistics
head of household
tax law
zoning
rites
ethical culture
orphanages
town
playground
hall
library
gymnasium
pool
archive
meetings
material science
light
walking
thermal dynamics
stone
wood
glass
hovel
palace
utopia
garden cities
streets
Leningrad
rent
Tenant Rights
nurseries
corridor
pantries
laundry rooms
"social condenser"
Stroikom Units
"dom-kommuna"
R.S.F.S.R.
S.A.
F type unit
K type unit
quality of life
interior street
housing crisis
lounge
retirement home
nursing home
bachelor pad
studio apartment
pied-a-terre
crash pad
crib
hip-hop culture
privacy
dining room
villa
Case Studies
8 Gogol Boulevard (Moscow, 1930)
"Red Chemist" Cooperative
Shadrach Woods
Sokol
Dukstroi
Harlem River Houses (NYC, NYCHA,1973)
Butterfield House (NYC, Mayer, Whittlesey, Glass, Rossant, 1962)
Kips Bay Plaza (NYC, I. M. Pei)
Riverbend (NYC, Davis Brody, 1970)
Marcus Garvey Housing (NYC, Institute for Architectue and Urban Studies, 1973)
Eastwood Apartments (NYC, Sert, Jackson 1976)
Washington Court (NYC, J.S. Polshesk, 1986)
Peabody Terrace (J.L. Sert, 1964)
Price Tower (Frank Lloyd Wright)
Habitat '67 (Moshe Safdie, 1967)
Narkomfin (M. Ginzberg, 1928)
Unite d' Habitation (Le Corbusier, 1950)
Hansaviertel (Alvar Aalto, 1957)
Hansaviertel (J. Bakema, 1957)
Robin Hood (Alison and Peter Smithson, 1960's)
Nexus World (Rem Koolhaas, 1980's)
Nexus World (Steve Holl, 1980's)
Nemausus (Jean Nouvel, 1985)
Residential/Lugano (Mario Botta)
Habitat for Humanity
UHAB