Environment and Design in Housing

Environment and Design in Housing by Lois Davidson Gottlieb. Photography consulting by Julius Shulman. Second printing, 1968. Published by The Macmillan Company.

This is an excellent reference book for any homeowner. It provides a wealth of information and concepts to help evaluate one's needs and get the most out of one's housing facilities - within a modest budget and with the maximum of design interest. Focusing on such practical considerations as selecting a dwelling, plans and costs, and obtaining professional help when necessary, the author utilizes case studies to help illustrate various results of careful planning. It also includes a brief survey of the historical developments of architecture and concludes with a summary chapter of basic ideas, illustrating each with a fine example of contemporary architecture.

6.75" x 9.75" x .5" | Softcover. 258 pages.

Interior in great condition. Some yellowing and wear on dust jacket.