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Refugees welcome

Konzepte für eine menschenwürdige Architektur

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Refugees welcome
Jörg Friedrich, Maike Adolf
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An edition of Refugees welcome (2015)

Refugees welcome

Konzepte für eine menschenwürdige Architektur

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Jovis Verlag
Language
German
Pages
255

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Subjects
Architecture and society, Social integration, Housing, Refugees, Modern Architecture
Times
21st century

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Refugees welcome: Konzepte für eine menschenwürdige Architektur
2015, Jovis Verlag
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 248-253).

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Berlin

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Library of Congress
NA500 .R44 2015, NA500 .R44x 2015, NA2543.S6 R44 2015

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255 pages
Number of pages
255

ID Numbers

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OL30856581M
ISBN 13
9783868593785
LCCN
2015457909
OCLC/WorldCat
919076658

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