Beyond Shelter: Architecture and Human Dignity
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Beyond Shelter: Architecture and Human Dignity

by Alfredo Brillembourg, Hubert Klumpner, Patrick Coulombel, Teddy Cruz, Deborah Gans, Victoria Harris, John Norton, Sergio Palleroni, Anita Van Breda, Sandra D'Urzo

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Beyond Shelter: Architecture and Human Dignity considers how architecture relates to human dignity. Featuring contributions from ten authors, this volume offers a multidisciplinary perspective for readers interested in the built environment, design, shelter, and the social responsibilities associated with creating spaces for human life.

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Beyond Shelter: Architecture and Human Dignity examines architecture in relation to human dignity.

The book brings together contributions from Alfredo Brillembourg, Hubert Klumpner, Patrick Coulombel, Teddy Cruz, Deborah Gans, Victoria Harris, John Norton, Sergio Palleroni, Anita Van Breda, and Sandra D'Urzo.

Its focus connects the built environment with broader human and social concerns.

This volume may interest readers exploring architecture, design, and the relationship between shelter and dignity.

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