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020			_a9781119989981
040			_cSPAB
041			_aeng
082			_a728 _bFIR-U
100			_aFirley, Eric _96065
245			_aUrban housing handbook / _cEric Firley and Caroline Stahl
260			_bJohn Wiley & Sons, _c2009. _aEngland :
300			_a328 p.
520			_aFocusing on the relationship between housing and the urban block, The Urban Housing Handbook is a vital design and analysis tool for architects, building professionals and students interested in the fabric of our cities. It outlines the characteristics of some of the most fascinating and prominent housing types from around the world. The book features a selection of 30 housing types encompassing typologies as geographically diverse as: Parisian and Barcelonian Fin-de-Siecle apartment buildings; a patio house in Quito in Ecuador; longtangs in Shanghai; and the early residential towers of Manhattan.
650			_aAR/URP _913241
690			_aDomestic-Architecture. _913242
690			_aResidential building-Architecture. _913460
700			_aStahl, Caroline _913243
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