Project Zagreb : transition as condition, strategy, practice : Harvard University Graduate School of Design, January 29-March 18, 2007 / curated by Eve Blau in collaboration with Ivan Rupnik.

Title & Author:

Project Zagreb : transition as condition, strategy, practice : Harvard University Graduate School of Design, January 29-March 18, 2007 / curated by Eve Blau in collaboration with Ivan Rupnik.

Publication:

[Cambridge, Mass.] : [Harvard University Graduate School of Design], [2007]

Description:

1 folded sheet ([12] pages) : illustrations (some color), maps ; 17 cm

Notes:
One continuous sheet (17 x 99 cm.) folded accordion style (17 x 17 cm.) to form 12 p.
Project Zagreb began with a two semester seminar at the Graduate School of Design of Harvard University in 2004-2005, taught by Eva Blau and organized in collaboration with Ivan Rupnik.

Subject:

City planning Croatia Zagreb History.
City planning Croatia Zagreb Case studies.
Architecture Croatia Zagreb History 20th century.
Architecture Croatia Zagreb History 21st century.
Urban renewal Croatia Zagreb History.
Urban renewal Croatia Zagreb Case studies.
Urban policy Croatia Zagreb History.
Urban policy Croatia Zagreb Case studies.
Rénovation urbaine Croatie Zagreb Histoire.
Rénovation urbaine Croatie Zagreb Études de cas.
Politique urbaine Croatie Zagreb Histoire.
Politique urbaine Croatie Zagreb Études de cas.
Architecture.
Buildings.
City planning.
Urban policy.
Urban renewal.
Zagreb Buildings, structures, etc.
Croatia Zagreb.

Form/genre:

Exhibition Publications.
Folded books.
Case studies.
History.

Added entries:

Blau, Eve.
Rupnik, Ivan.
Harvard University. Graduate School of Design.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 283603
Call No.: BIB 221940
Status: Available

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