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Urban Housing History

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This lecture explores the history of urban housing in Europe from ancient Rome to the post-World War II period, focusing on collective housing and its impact on city character. It delves into different types of dwellings, from ancient houses to modern architecture, emphasizing the social and geographical expressions of housing. The lecture discusses the evolution of housing typologies, the challenges of historical documentation, and the influence of housing on urban development. It also examines the interpretation of housing by various disciplines and artists throughout history.

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