| SHELTER
(Wikipedia)
Shelter refers to a typically basic
structure or building that covers or provides protection, including the following:
Protection
from the
Weather: * House * Mountain shelter or hut * Shack * Public
transport stops, such as: Bus shelter Tram stop Railway platform Taxi stand
Places
of refuge:* Animal shelter for stray pets * Emergency shelter from natural
disasters, etc.* Homeless shelter for vagrants* Women's shelter for abused women
War
related * Air-raid shelter * Fallout shelter * Blast shelter * Refugee shelter
* Tent city
Groups or organisations * Shelter (band), a hardcore Hare
Krishna band * Shelter (charity), a British charity campaigning to end homelessness
and bad housing * Shelter Don Bosco, an organization working for Street Children
in Mumbai, India
* Shelter Insurance, a US mutual insurance company
Transportation
*
Shelter (automobile), a Dutch experimental city car of the 1950s
|  | Xtreme
Houses. Courtenay Smith, Courtney Smith & Sean Topham | | | | 
Shelter
Edited
By Lloyd Kahn
176 pages 11" x 14" Trade paperback
$24.95 1973
ISBN 0-936070-11-0
http://www.shelterpub.com
 Homework
Lloyd Kahn
256 pages 9" x 12" Trade
paperback
$26.95 2004 ISBN 0-936070-33-1
www.shelterpub.com |
Shelters,
shacks and shanties
Daniel C. Beard
Illustrated by the Author
270
pages 5" x 8" Trade paperback
$10.95 1992 ISBN 0-936070-13-7
| | | |  | Design
like you give a damn
http://www.archined.nl/news/5760.html
Design like you give a damn. Architectural Responses to Humanitarian
Crises, red. Architecture for Humanity 2006, p.336, ISBN 1-933045-25-6
www.humanity.org
http://www.archined.nl/news/5760.html
Boekbespreking Florentine Visser
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DOCK: 45 DESIGNS FOR HEIJPLAAT ROTTERDAM isbn 9789086900329 VEENMAN €29,95
FollyDOCK
45
designs for Heijplaat, Rotterdam
Lowieke Duran
Euro 29.95
Paperback /
text English and Dutch / September 2006
International Folly Contest Rotterdam,
The Netherlands / Veenman | | |
www.follydock.com
Boekenlijst
Beeldcitaten
|  | ´Follies´Jeffery
W. Whitelaw This book traces the history of follies in Britain, and includes
a gazeteer of every one of these architectural curiosities in the British Isles. The
Wellington Tower, Finedon, Northamptonshire. The Duke of Wellington, when staying
with his friend General Arbuthnot, thought that the local terrain, viewed from
where the tower now stands, looked remarkably like the area around Waterloo and
he explained the battle in terms of local landmarks. The tower was built about
1820 to commemorate both the battle and the Duke's visit. page 41 Shire
Books, 2005, paperback, 64 pages, many color photos
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