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HOUSE INTERNATIONAL
The journal of an association of institutes and individuals
concerned with housing, design and development in the built
environment. Theories, tools and practice with special emphasis
on the local scale. In particular the journal has a focus
on the involvement of people in the decision making and
production processes in housing.
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Editorial address: NICHOLAS WILKINSON RIBA AA Dipl. Eastern
Mediterranean University
Faculty of Architecture, Gazimagusa, Mersin 10, Turkey
E-Mail: nicholaz.wilkinson@emu.edu.tr Fax: 00 90 392 630
2365365 0918
Book Orders and Subscriptions: carol.nicholson@ribaenterprises.com
nicholson@nbsservices.ac.uk
www.openhouse-int.com
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The circulation of OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL is almost entirely
to University Libraries world wide, 85%. Government Departments,
some Aid agencies, Firms of Planning & Architecture
and individuals make up the other 15%.
The subscribers are spread around 30 countries of the world
with a concentration in the USA and Europe. Based on the
statistic that a library journal copy is read by 20 people
then the readership is around 6000.
The content of tThe journal coversis architecturale, and
environmental, (both north and south) countries are covered)
with a focus on environment, housing and urban design issues.
Rates : STERLING
Full page 200 Pounds
Half page 100 Pounds
Quarter page 50 Pounds
Please send your words lines, imagesllustrations or pre-designed
page to:
nicholaz.wilkinson@emu.edu.tr
All imagesPhotos must be in tiff format at no less than
300 dpi.
(Open House International is a refereed quarterly journal
on Habitat and the Built Environment. It is currently being
reviewed by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI)
for inclusion into the Arts & Humanities Citation Index
)
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Subjects include: Affordable Homes, Building and Urban Design,
Building Design & Planning for Sustainable Development,
Building Technology, City & Neighbourhood Management,
Community Action Planning, Culture & Built Form, Environmental
Issues, Gender Issues, Habitat Agenda, Housing Policy, Finance
& Management, Open Building, Prefabrication & Industrialisation,
Slum Improvement & Redevelopment, User Participation,
Vernacular & Self-Build, Book Reviews
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