An edition of Homes, today and tomorrow
(1972)
Homes, today and tomorrow
5th ed.
by Ruth F. Sherwood
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A textbook examining the theory and history of house design, construction, and furnishing, as well as factors to be considered when buying a house.
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Homes, today and tomorrow
1997, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill
Hardcover
in English
- 5th ed.
0026428466 9780026428460
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Homes: today and tomorrow: Teacher's resource book
1990, Glencoe Pub. Co
Unknown Binding
in English
- 4th ed edition
0026761807 9780026761802
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Homes, today and tomorrow
1981, Bennett Pub. Co
Unknown Binding
in English
- 2nd ed edition
0870023462 9780870023460
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Homes and people
Architecture and home design
Consumer concerns
Understanding construction
Understanding design
Planning interiors
Designs for living
Special text features. Try it out
Making a difference
Putting skills to work
Edition Notes
Includes index.
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This textbook examines the theory and history of house design, construction, and furnishing, as well as factors to be considered when buying a house. The need for housing is one that people share around the world. Housing is any structure built for people to live in. Regardless of time or place, people have always striven to create comfortable shelters for themselves and their families. - Publisher.
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