Housing the Nation: Social Equity, Architecture, and the Future of Affordable Housing
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Housing the Nation: Social Equity, Architecture, and the Future of Affordable Housing

by Alexander Gorlin, Victoria Newhouse

Architecture Urban Planning social policy
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Housing the Nation considers affordable housing through the connected lenses of social equity and architecture. Alexander Gorlin and Victoria Newhouse examine the challenges facing housing design and look toward the future of creating homes and communities that better reflect the needs of society.

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Housing the Nation explores the relationship between social equity, architecture, and affordable housing.

The book considers how design and housing priorities connect to broader questions about access, opportunity, and community.

Alexander Gorlin and Victoria Newhouse focus on the future of affordable housing and the role architecture may play in shaping it.

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