America can't have housing
By: edited by Carol Aronovici
Contributors: Housing Exhibition (1934 : New York, N.Y.); Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
Publisher: Pub. for the Committee on the Housing exhibition by the Museum of Modern Art
Published: 1934
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Copyright date: 1934
Subjects: Housing
Table of contents: title: The problem of housing, by Sir R. Unwin.; title: A national programme for housing in the United States, by R. D. Kohn.; title: The social imperatives in housing,by L. Mumford.; title: Housing: paper plans, or a workers' movement, by Catherine Bauer.; title: The housing situation in the United States, by Edith Elmer Wood.; title: England's achievement in housing, by H. Chapman.; title: Post-war housing in Germany, by W. C. Behrendt.; title: Minimum dwellings and tall buildings, by W. Gropius.; title: Political economy in German housing today, W. Hegemann.; title: What now?  Experience in post-war cooperative housing in Switzerland, by H. Bernoulli.; title: Reflections on modern architecture, by A. Sartoris.; title: The basis for a legislative program for public housing, by C. S. Ascher.; title: The national real property inventory, by R. Newcomb.; title: The new housing problem in the large city, H. Wright.; title: The management problem in public housing, by A. Goldfeld.; title: The outlook for low-cost housing in America, by C. Aronovici.; title: Outline of the exhibition of slum clearance and low cost housing of the city of New York, by G.L. Paine, jr.