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‎PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE, MAY 1967 (Contents: EDITORIAL P/A’s Editor discusses some of the semantic sources of confusion in housing. HOUSES AND HOUSING INTRODUCTION : This issue investigates the housing needs and concerns of four segments...)‎

‎Reinhold Pub. Corp.. 1967. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 236 pages. Illustré de très nombreuses photos en noir et blanc et en couleur, et de nombreux plans en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

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‎Contents: EDITORIAL P/A’s Editor discusses some of the semantic sources of confusion in housing. HOUSES AND HOUSING INTRODUCTION : This issue investigates the housing needs and concerns of four segments of the population : the students, the wealthy, the elderly, the designers. THE STUDENTS 1/Putney Students Build a Dorm: Dormitory constructed by students features trap doors, bay windows, and unusual detailing, john b. Rogers, architect. 2/The Good Life at U.R.I. : An award-winning project that has become a model for new thinking in dormitory design, pietro belluschi; sasaki, daw-SON, DEMAY ASSOC.; KENT, CRUISE & ASSOC., ARCHITECTS. 3/Hofstra Towers on an Airstrip: High-rise dorms designed to minimize floor area and provide striking views. WARNER, BURNS, TOAN & LUNDE, ARCHITECTS. 4/View from Desert Sun: Complex of boys’ dormitories that successfully exploits a wooded, hilly site. MAYNARD LYNDON AND DONLYN LYNDON, ARCHITECTS.THE WEALTHY 1 /Classic Mansion: Architect mixes romanesque arches, medieval parapets, and classic plan for a 20th-Century castle. I. W. COLBURN, ARCHITECT. 2/Palatial Rambler: A home designed to suit today’s informal, practical style of living, euine fay JONES, ARCHITECT. THE ELDERLY 1/Crawford Manor Apartments: A striking public-housing project in New Haven emphasizes individuality of living units and provides residents with maximum daylight and view, Paul Rudolph, architect. 2/High-Rise in Hot Springs: A low-income project designed to foster social interaction among the elderly. WITTENBERG, DELONY & DAVIDSON, ARCHITECTS. 3/New-Old Guild House Apartments: Eclectic design uses historical motifs to achieve subtle architectural effects. VENTURI & RAUCH, ARCHITECTS. 4/The Leaves: Convalescent Home: Individual courtyards and lightwells provide each patient’s room with changing patterns of light, woodward, cape,& ASSOC., ARCHITECTS. 5/Glenside Nursing Home: Boardwalks make most of wooded setting and central nursing station and interior provides easy monitoring of patients’ rooms. KUHN & DRAKE, ARCHITECTS. 6/Constructing Low-Cost Housing: Housing complex for the elderly employs special structural system... Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎