Collective Housing / A Spatial Typology

Collective Housing offers an overview of the typology of residential  buildings, organized into an original system. The typology is demonstrated using 55 case studies of collective housing projectss built in twentieth century. The book aspires to be a guide to collective housing for anyone professionally interested in the topic, including  architects, builders, public-policy makers, lawyers, economists, and facilities managers. The clear format of the book and its many plans and illistrations make it comprehebsible also to general readers interested in housing, architecture, and the planning of the built environment.