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Aims
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The Open House international Association
(OHIA) aims to communicate, disseminate and exchange
housing and planning information. The focus of this
exchange is on tools, methods and processes which
enable the various professional disciplines to understand
the dynamics of housing and so contribute more effectively
to it.
To achieve its aims, the OHIA organises and co-ordinates
a number of activities which include the publication
of a quaterly journal, and, in the near future, an
international seminar and an annual competiton.
The Association has the general more aim of seeking
to improve the quality of the built-enviroment through
encouraging a graeter sharing of decision-maikng by
ordinary people and to help develop the nesessary
instutional frameworks which will support the local
initiatives of people in the housing process. |
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Open House
International
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The journal of an association of institues
and individuals concerned with housing, design and
development in the built environment. Theories, tools
and pratice with special emphasis on the local scale. |
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International
Seminar/Workshop
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To be held annually and hosted by a
member institute. Explores the many interlocking forms
of public/private relationships which are emerging
in housing and settlement development. |
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The Competition
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To be sponsered annually, in connection
wit Seminar.Covers, principles, methods, tools and
practice which may be transferable and interchangeable
in evolutionary planning, neighbourhood and housing
design. An international panel of judges selects the
top submissions. |
OHIA SPONSORS :-
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Delft University of Technology
OTB
Research Institute forPublic Sciences of Technology.Thysseweg
Il. 2629 JA.Delft, The Netherlands.(Hugo Priemus)
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McGill University
School
of Architecture Macdonald-Harrington BuildingCentre
for Minimum CostHousing Studies,815, Shcrhrookc
Street West.Montreal, PQ. Canada H3A 2K6.(Avi
Friedman)
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The Development Planning
Unit
University College
London.9, Endsleigh Gardens.London WC1H OED.England.(Babar
Mumtaz)
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The Building & Social
Housing Foundation
Memorial SquareCoalville, Leicester LE67 3TUGreat
Britain (Diane Diacon)
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The Australian Center
for Construction Innovation
School of Built EnvironmentUNSW, Sydney, Australia
(Marton Marosszeky)
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Tohoku University
Department of Architecture Graduate
School of EngineeringAramaki, Aoba-KuSendia-shi,
Japan. (Kuniaki Ito)
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The Royal
Institute of Technology
Division of Built Environment Analysis,
Department of Infrastruture & Plannning . SE-10044
Stockholm, Sweden.
(Dick Urban Vestbro)
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Ball State University,
College
of Architecture & Planning, Muncie, Indiana,
47306, USA, (Stephen Kendall)
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OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
APPLICATION FORM
The Open House International Association is an effective
and vital group of institutions and individuals interested
in the quality of Built Environment and the roles of the
different parties, including the user, in the design and
building processes, which contribute effectively to it.
The intention is to widen the membership with an affordable
subscription rate to support the publication of the journal
. You are invited to join the OHI Association. Your support
will be very much appreciated and your institution or
department will be listed on the inside back cover of
the journal.
As an OHI Association member you may receive up to 10
copies per quarter and also any activity organised by
Open House International will be free of any registration
costs as well as free advertising in the journal.
The annual subscription to the Association is set between
350.00 GBP and 550 GBP / 540$ and 800$. I hope your Institution
or University Department will join.
I / we wish to join the Open House International Association
for the annual fee of……...GBP….…..US$.
An invoice will be sent.
Please return your address giving the name/department
of the Institution to be printed in the journal to e-mail:
nicholaz.wilkinson@emu.edu.tr
Pay please by direct bank transfer to: OPEN HOUSE INTERNATIONAL
HSBC Plc. 110, Grey Street , NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE1 6JG,
England
Account Number 91385429 (Sterling) 39072712 (US Dollar)
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