Quaderns: Habitualmente / Habitually (October 2000)

Mestre Jorge & Bercedo Ivan (eds)

Published by Col-legi d''Arquitectes de Catalunya Barcelona 2000

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This issue looks at the collective habitation in terms of its capacity to transpose complex systems of domestic living relations to architecture be it in a part of the city a hotel a home for the elderly an apartment block an artists'' residence a caravan or a refuge for the homeless.

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Title: Quaderns: Habitualmente / Habitually (October 2000)
Publisher: Col-legi d''Arquitectes de Catalunya Barcelona 2000

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