Everyone Needs Housing. Fair, Social, Affordable

The book offers a comprehensive overview of the topic of affordable housing, from the significant models of the 1920s to the modern concepts of today.

The authors focus on aspects of architectural and urban planning, as well as legal framework conditions, financing issues, and construction standards, as well as participants in the construction process. Expert essays highlight the problem of housing from different points of view, the solution of which is decisive for the social cohesion of our society.

The book will be useful to architects, urban planners, specialists in the field of urban planning, developers, consultants, theorists, historians, and anyone who is somehow related to or interested in the topic of housing and architecture.

The publication contains many diagrams, photos, and illustrations.

The book was published with the support of the community of benefactors and the International Renaissance Foundation.