Creating and contesting exclusionary architectures
By: Lineu Castello[and others] ; Nezar AlSayyad, series editor
Contributors: Memmott, Paul; Davidson, James; Permanasari, Eka; Wildsmith, Diane; Rosenau, James N.; International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments; University of California, Berkeley. Center for Environmental Design Research
Series: Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series -- v. 195; Traditional dwellings and settlements working paper series -- v. 195.
Publisher: Center for Environmental Design Research, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, University of California at Berkeley
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Berkeley, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1467
Subjects: Shopping malls; Urban renewal; Architecture; Cross-cultural studies; Vernacular architecture; Gated communities; City planning; Cities and towns; Land settlement
Notes: Papers presented at the  IASTE conference in  Bangkok, Thailand in December 2006.

Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: There's no reality like hyper-reality / Lineu Castello; title: The configuration of a cross-cultural theory of " architecture": exploring the treatise / Paul Memmott and James Davidson; title: Housing enclaves: between reality and imagination / Eka Permanasari; title: 2020: the city deterritorialized / Diane Wildsmith and James N. Rosenau.