Assembling utopia : packaging the home / Sherry Mckay ... [et al.].

Title & Author:

Assembling utopia : packaging the home / Sherry Mckay ... [et al.].

Publication:

Vancouver, B.C. : University of British Columbia, School of Architecture, c1999.

Description:

vi, 53, [4] p. : ill., plans ; 17 x 28 cm.

Series:

UBC School of Architecture monographs ; 2

Notes:
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the University of British Columbia, School of Architecture, Vancouver, Aug. 3-Aug. 25, 1999.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 53-[57]).

ISBN:

0888656483
9780888656483

Subject:

Prefabricated houses Japan Designs and plans Exhibitions.
Prefabricated houses British Columbia Designs and plans Exhibitions.
Architecture, Domestic Japan Designs and plans Exhibitions.
Architecture, Domestic British Columbia Designs and plans Exhibitions.
Architecture domestique Colombie-Britannique Dessins et plans Expositions.
Maisons préfabriquées Japon Dessins et plans Expositions.
Maisons préfabriquées Colombie-Britannique Dessins et plans Expositions.
Architecture, Domestic
Prefabricated houses
British Columbia
Japan
Prefabricated houses Japan 1950-2000.
Prefabricated houses Canada British Columbia 1900-2000.
Houses Japan 1950-2000.
Houses Canada British Columbia 1900-2000.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.

Added entries:

McKay, Sherry.
University of British Columbia. School of Architecture.
UBC School of Architecture monograph ; 2.

Packaging the home

Holdings:

Location: Library main y canada 212379
Call No.: NA7242.B7 A8 1999
Status: Available

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