Rehumanizing Housing

Thomas A. Markus Rehumanizing the dehumanized p.1, Chapter 1: Housing in context: concepts, language, discourse: Necdet Teymur The pathology of housing discourse p.19, Thomas A. Markus From Tudor Waiters to Parker Morris: prescription in housing design p.32, Mike Jenks Housing problems and the dangers of certainty p.53, Chapter 2: Housing as context: design, space, management: Bill Hillier Against enclosure p.63, Michael Jones Utopia and reality: the Utopia of public housing and its reality at Broadwater Farm p.89, Marjorie Bulos and Steve Walker A call for intensive management: the UK experience p.101, Tom Woolley Do tenants want to manage the problems? p.111, Marion Roberts Caretaking who cares? p.123, Chapter 3: Housing as ideology: reality, utopia, history: Francis M. Jones Technology and social needs p.135, Peter Malpass Utopia in context: state, class and the restructuring of the housing market in the twentieth century p.142, Alison Ravetz Malaise, design and history: scholarship and experience on trial p.154, John Carter Private answers to public questions p.166, Alan Lipman and Howard Harris Dystopian aesthetics a refusal from 'nowhere' p.182