Housing

New Series Introduction to the Reissue David Canter and David Stea. Introduction Part I - Housing: Research, Theory and Education 1. Learning Housing Designing: The Home-Less Design Education N. Teymur 2. Housing and Homes: Agenda for Future Research R. Lawrence 3. Design Theory in the Context of the Recent History of Housing Research E. S. Brierley Part II - Social Dimensions of Housing 4. Homebased Workers: Studies in the Adaptation of Space M. Bulos and W. Chaker 5. Autobiographical Reports of Residential Experience: An Exploratory Study M. V. Giuliani and G. Barbey 6. Home and Homelessness J. Moore and D. Canter 7. 'At Home', 'At Work': A Boundary Crossed J. Randall 8. A Bridge Over a Gap Between Living and Design I. Aravot 9. Things Don't Need (Designing and Talking) R. K. Jarvis Part III - Culture of Housing 10. Research on the Concept of Home in Ancient Scandinavia: A Case Study Example D. N. Benjamin 11. Flexibility in the Usage of Dwelling Y. Bernard 12. Home as Expression of Identity J. H. Jin 13. Changing Lifestyles, Changing Housing Form: Japanese Housing in Transition S. Kose 14. Continuation of Vernacular in Squatter Settlements G. Saglamer 15. Life in Between Residential Walls in Islamic Cities R. Samizay and B. Kazimee 16. What Makes a House a Home: The Garden? J. Sime Part IV - Educational Aspects 17. Architectural Education and Architectural Careers: The Views of Students in Three Countries M. Symes 18. Housing Projects Designed by Students of Architecture H. L. Hentila. Contributors.