Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... standards were set for the con- struction of dwelling units . These standards were intended to protect the little man who purchases a house from ex- ploitation by the industry producing it . Paradoxically , these same standards deprived ...
... standards were set for the con- struction of dwelling units . These standards were intended to protect the little man who purchases a house from ex- ploitation by the industry producing it . Paradoxically , these same standards deprived ...
第 43 頁
... standards far below those of rich countries , but by prescribing certain ways in which houses must be built , it ... standard for the old Mayas and are still the rule in Yucatán . Our present tools are engineered to deliver professional ...
... standards far below those of rich countries , but by prescribing certain ways in which houses must be built , it ... standard for the old Mayas and are still the rule in Yucatán . Our present tools are engineered to deliver professional ...
第 74 頁
... standard of living of the U.S. population costs 25 times as much as a similar increase in the living standard of India , despite the greater size and more rapid growth of the Indian population . Significant benefits for the poor demand ...
... standard of living of the U.S. population costs 25 times as much as a similar increase in the living standard of India , despite the greater size and more rapid growth of the Indian population . Significant benefits for the poor demand ...
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