Reading the Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes
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Reading the Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes
Elleh, Nnamdi
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2024
296
Mole
9781032837529
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction; I: Context(s) and Theoretical Underpinnings; 1: Reading the Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes; 2: The Global Context(s): Architecture and Urban Revolution(s) to Transform the Society and the Individual, 1900-2014; 3: Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes and Cubism; II: Sustainable Shared Spaces and Experiences of Modernity; 4: House of Blues: The Shotgun and Scarcity Culture in the Mississippi Delta; 5: Cultural facilities in the Opaque Spaces of Brazilian Cities as Instruments of Resistance; 6: Grass Roots Modernism: Architecture and Organization in Austrian Settlements and Allotment Gardens, 1921-1925; 7: A Tiny Whole World: Sustainable Design Lessons from the Architecture of Underprivileged Classes; 8: The Politics of Nation in the Urban Form of Informal Settlements in Quezon City, Philippines; III: Politics and Urban Regulations: Demolished and Refurbished Neighborhoods; 9: Spatial Misreading: South Africa's Urban Future Seen from Within a Township Shack; 10: Preparations for the Sports Mega-Events in Brazil and the Popular Protests of 2013; 11: On Changes in the Dwelling Conditions of the Romanian Roma under Communism; 12: The Political Economy of Low and Moderate Income Urban Residential Development: A Case Study of Port Harcourt, Nigeria; 13: Invisible Visibility: The Abuja Housing Deficit as a Political Mirage; III: Conclusion
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informal;settlements;housing;aordability;allotment;garden;association;corbusier;rio;janeiro;National Assembly Complex;Young Men;Nnamdi Elleh;Batasang Pambansa;IBGE;Allotment Garden Association;Quezon City;FCT.;Underprivileged Classes;Aordable Housing;Marvelous Port;PH City;UN;PH;Nigerian Political Leaders;Spatial Delineation;Opaque Spaces;Shotgun House;FCDA;Ivory Coast;Grand Children;FCC;City Beautiful Project;FCT;Occupy Wall Street
Introduction; I: Context(s) and Theoretical Underpinnings; 1: Reading the Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes; 2: The Global Context(s): Architecture and Urban Revolution(s) to Transform the Society and the Individual, 1900-2014; 3: Architecture of the Underprivileged Classes and Cubism; II: Sustainable Shared Spaces and Experiences of Modernity; 4: House of Blues: The Shotgun and Scarcity Culture in the Mississippi Delta; 5: Cultural facilities in the Opaque Spaces of Brazilian Cities as Instruments of Resistance; 6: Grass Roots Modernism: Architecture and Organization in Austrian Settlements and Allotment Gardens, 1921-1925; 7: A Tiny Whole World: Sustainable Design Lessons from the Architecture of Underprivileged Classes; 8: The Politics of Nation in the Urban Form of Informal Settlements in Quezon City, Philippines; III: Politics and Urban Regulations: Demolished and Refurbished Neighborhoods; 9: Spatial Misreading: South Africa's Urban Future Seen from Within a Township Shack; 10: Preparations for the Sports Mega-Events in Brazil and the Popular Protests of 2013; 11: On Changes in the Dwelling Conditions of the Romanian Roma under Communism; 12: The Political Economy of Low and Moderate Income Urban Residential Development: A Case Study of Port Harcourt, Nigeria; 13: Invisible Visibility: The Abuja Housing Deficit as a Political Mirage; III: Conclusion
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informal;settlements;housing;aordability;allotment;garden;association;corbusier;rio;janeiro;National Assembly Complex;Young Men;Nnamdi Elleh;Batasang Pambansa;IBGE;Allotment Garden Association;Quezon City;FCT.;Underprivileged Classes;Aordable Housing;Marvelous Port;PH City;UN;PH;Nigerian Political Leaders;Spatial Delineation;Opaque Spaces;Shotgun House;FCDA;Ivory Coast;Grand Children;FCC;City Beautiful Project;FCT;Occupy Wall Street
