Public housing that worked : New York in the twentieth century / Nicholas Dagen Bloom.
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- Public housing that worked : New York in the 20th century
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- HD7288.78.U52 N726 2008eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [279]-348) and index.
Model housing as a municipal service. Defining a housing crisis; Three programs are better than one; High-rise public housing begins; Model tenants for model housing; Tightly managed communities -- Transforming postwar New York. The boom years; Designs for a new metropolis; The price of design reform; The benefits of social engineering; Meeting the management challenge -- Welfare-state public housing. Surviving the welfare state; The value of consistency -- Affordable housing. Model housing revisited -- Appendix A. Guide to housing developments -- Appendix B. Tenant selection policies and procedures.
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