An edition of Tent city urbanism
(2014)
Tent city urbanism
from self-organized camps to tiny house villages
by Andrew Heben
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"Explores the intersection of the 'tiny house movement' and tent cities organized by the homeless, to present an accessible and sustainable housing paradigm that can improve the quality of life for everyone"--Back cover.
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Temporary housing, Communal living, Tents, Small houses, Cities and towns, GrowthPlaces
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Tent city urbanism: from self-organized camps to tiny house villages
2014, The Village Collaborative
in English
0692248056 9780692248058
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Table of Contents
Part I.
Framework :
Tent cities today --
Controlling and reclaiming space --
Tiny houses --
From camp to village -- -- Part II.
Camps :
Ann Arbor's sanctuary camp --
Nashville's organic camp --
Seattle's itinerant camp --
St. Petersburg's charitable camp --
Portland's rest area camp -- -- Part III.
Villages :
Portland's autonomous village --
Olympia's formal village --
Eugene's collaborative village -- -- Part IV. Guide :
A tent city urbanism --
Advocating for a village --
Planning & designing a village --
Building a village --
What you can do -- -- Appendix A.
Opportunity Village concept plan -- -- Appendix B.
Village manual.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-238).
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