Disasters as agents of change? : or : Form follows failure / Ian Davis.

Contributor(s):

Davis, Ian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Great Britain] : Pergamon Press, c1983Description: p. 277-309 : illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

720.9 21

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Cover title

Reprinted from Habitat Intl., vol. 7, no 5/6, pp. 277-310, 1983

Spiral bound

Includes bibliographical references

Hazard types -- Structural failures -- Building to resist fire -- Introducing aseismic building and planning following earthquakes -- Housing built in the nineteenth century to combat health hazards -- The building programme of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) -- Building to resist warfare -- Reform vs reaction -- The learning process -- Implications for architectural education -- Building and planning regulations -- Safe or rapid reconstruction? -- Failure follows form -- Form follows failure

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