Editorial: Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies

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Editorial : Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies. / Riesto, Svava; Glendinning, Miles.

Edinburgh : University of Edinburgh, 2020.

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Harvard

Riesto, S & Glendinning, M 2020, Editorial: Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies. University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh.

APA

Riesto, S., & Glendinning, M. (2020). Editorial: Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies. University of Edinburgh.

Vancouver

Riesto S, Glendinning M. Editorial: Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 2020.

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Riesto, Svava ; Glendinning, Miles. / Editorial : Mass housing of the Scandinavian Welfare States. Exploring histories and design strategies. Edinburgh : University of Edinburgh, 2020.

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