Housing Without Houses: Participation, Flexibility, Enablement

by Nabeel Hamdi

This book presents a range of ideas and methods for housing, together with illustrative examples and actual projects. Its methods are targeted to housing production in places where resources are scarce, demand is high, urgency is acute, and where change and uncertainty are a way of life.

Genres: Architecture

208 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1995

Reviews

[Mohsen]

Probably the first architectural/urban planning book that I read without a terrible need to suffocate myself while reading.
Simple, staright to the point wording that sucks the reader in with straight facts and strategies.
Unlike many books that take this subject and change it into a poetic matter, this is a book of facts and experience. deserves a read!