Win one of three copies of Routledge’s Designed for Habitat: Collaborations with Habitat for Humanity
Footprint has teamed up with Routledge to offer readers three complimentary copies of Designed for Habitat.
Edited by David Hinson and Justin Miller (both professors of architecture at Auburn University in Alabama), Designed for Habitat presents thirteen affordable housing projects built for Habitat for Humanity across America, ranging from small rural complexes to large inner city developments.
Innovative approaches to energy performance, alternative construction strategies and bioclimatic responses to site are highlighted within each case study.
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Winners will be selected at random. Good luck!
Last month’s winners of Building Simply Two by Christian Schittich are:
- Mark Darnell - T.P. Bennetts
- Barbarba Hampson - University of Plymoth
- Anna Kerrane - Curl la Tourelle Architects
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