Corpus sanum in domo sano : l'architecture du mouvement en faveur de la salubrité domestique, 1870-1914 = the architecture of the domestic sanitation movement, 1870-1914.

Title & Author:

Corpus sanum in domo sano : l'architecture du mouvement en faveur de la salubrité domestique, 1870-1914 = the architecture of the domestic sanitation movement, 1870-1914.

Publication:

Description:

31 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
French and English.
Catalog of an exhibition at the Centre canadien d'architecture, Montréal, Nov. 13, 1991-Feb. 16, 1992.
Essay by Annmarie Adams.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 20-23).

Resources:
French equivalent / Équivalent français

ISBN:

0920785115
9780920785119

Subject:

Sanitation, Household Exhibitions.
Architecture, Domestic Canada Exhibitions.
Sanitation history
Housing history
Hygiène de l'habitat Expositions.
Architecture, Domestic.
Sanitation, Household.
Canada.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.
Pamphlets.
Exhibition catalogues.

Added entries:

Adams, Annmarie.
Centre canadien d'architecture.

Architecture du mouvement en faveur de la salubrité domestique, 1870-1914
Architecture of the domestic sanitation movement, 1870-1914

Holdings:

Location: Library study room cca productions 152011
Call No.: TH6025 C6 1991
Copy: c. 3
Status: Available

Location: Library cage cca productions 152010
Call No.: 1991-7
Copy: c. 2
Status: Available

Location: Library cage cca productions 152009
Call No.: 1991-7
Copy: c. 1
Status: Available

Location: Library main 152012
Call No.: TH6025 C6 1991
Copy: c. 4
Status: Available

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