Housing the Next 10 Million : competition documents, 1999.

Title & Author:

Housing the Next 10 Million : competition documents, 1999.

Description:

4 items : ill. (some col.)

Notes:
Title on videocassette: Great Valley, a view of our place in the world.
Sponsors: American Institute of Architects, California Council, and the Great Valley Center.
Includes: covering letter, 19 p. program with registration form, poster, videocassette.

Summary:

"Open ideas competition to explore ways for California's Central Valley to absorb another 10-14 million residents by 2040."

Subject:

Housing the Next 10 Million (Competition) (1999)
Architecture Competitions United States.
City planning Competitions United States.
City planning districts Maryland Baltimore.
Land use, Urban California.
Architecture Concours États-Unis.
Zones d'aménagement Maryland Baltimore.
Utilisation urbaine du sol Californie.
Architecture Competitions
City planning Competitions
City planning districts
Land use, Urban
California.
Californie.
Maryland Baltimore
United States
Architectural competitions United States.
Urban planning United States California 1990-2000.
Land use United States California 1990-2000.
Urban development United States California 1990-2000.

Form/genre:

Videocassettes.
Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Videotapes.

Added entries:

AIACC (Organization)
Great Valley Center.
Great Valley, a view of our place in the world.

Holdings:

Location: Library main vertical files competition 206293
Call No.: 206293
Status: Available

Location: Library main competition 206292
Call No.: NA2340.H68 1999
Status: Available

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