The American courthouse; planning and design for the judicial process. The American Bar Association and the American Institute of Architects Joint Committee on the Design of Courtrooms and Court Facilities. A. Benjamin Handler, Project director.

Main entry:

University of Michigan. Law School.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Ann Arbor, Mich., Institute of Continuing Legal Education [1973]

Description:

xiii, 320 pages illustrations 29 cm

Notes:
One folded chart inserted.
"The projet was conducted under the general supervision of the Joint Committee and the research was done at The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor by a project staff representing both the Law School and the College of Architecture and Design."
A revision of the work first issued in 1971 under title: The American courthouse, a planning and design guide for its future development.
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

"The project was conducted under the general supervision of the Joint Committee and the research was done at The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor by a project staff representing both the Law School and the College of Architecture and Design."
A revision of the work first issued in 1971 under title : The American courthouse, a planning and design guide for its future development.

Subject:

Courthouses United States.
Courthouses Designs and plans.
Palais de justice États-Unis.
Courthouses
United States

Form/genre:

Architectural drawings

Added entries:

Handler, A. Benjamin, 1911-2003.
University of Michigan. College of Architecture and Design.
American Bar Association and the American Institute of Architects Joint Committee on the Design of Courtrooms and Court Facilities.
Institute of Continuing Legal Education (Mich.)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 135186
Call No.: W16440; ID:85-B24491
Status: Available

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