New Strategies for the Undercrowded Baltimore Neighborhood, Encouraging Neighborhoods of Choice and Diversity : competition documents, 1998-1999.

Title & Author:

New Strategies for the Undercrowded Baltimore Neighborhood, Encouraging Neighborhoods of Choice and Diversity : competition documents, 1998-1999.

Description:

4 items : illustrations

Notes:
Includes NDC brochure, CD-ROM competition programme, registration form, information sheet.
Coordinated by: Neighborhood Design Center.
Top awards won by: Ed McKinney of Glatting Jackson in Orlando, Florida, and Graciela Carrichia of A. Nelessen Associates in Princeton, N.J.

Summary:

Design competition seeking solutions to reverse the existing trends of a declining population coupled with a deteriorating housing stock for the Middle East neighbourhood of Baltimore.

Subject:

New Strategies for the Undercrowded Baltimore Neighborhood, Encouraging Neighborhoods of Choice and Diversity (Competition) (1989-1999)
Architecture Competitions United States.
Urban renewal Maryland Baltimore.
Architecture Concours États-Unis.
Rénovation urbaine Maryland Baltimore.
Architecture Competitions.
Urban renewal.
Middle East Neighborhood (Baltimore, Md.)
Maryland Baltimore.
United States.
Architectural Competitions United States 1990-2000.
Urban renewal United States Maryland Baltimore 1990-2000.

Form/genre:

CD-ROMs.

Added entries:

Neighborhood Design Center.
Glatting Jackson (Firm)
A. Nelessen Associates.

Holdings:

Location: Library main vertical files competition 203298
Call No.: 203298
Status: Available

Location: Library main competition 203297
Call No.: NA2340.N4988 1998
Status: Available

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