Cite 33, Fall-Winter 1995

Housing Houston

Table of Contents

Full issue

— CiteLines (PDF)

— Village Voice: What Exactly Are TIFS, PIDS, MMDs, and LGCS - and Are They the Way to Create Neighborhood-Scaled Governments in Houston?
by John Mixon (PDF)

— Green Bungalow: Remodeling with Conservation in Mind
by David Todd (PDF)

— The Nature of Control: The Greening of the Flood Control District
by Barry Moore (PDF)

— A Depleted Legacy: Public Housing in Houston
by Curtis Lang (PDF)

— Reassessing Priorities: 60 Years of U.S. Public Housing
by Jacqueline Leavitt (PDF)

— Our Mutual Friend: A Progressive Housing Legacy from the 1940s
by Kristin Szylvian (PDF)

— Glendower Court and Melanie Court
by Joel Warren Barna (PDF)

— Cartier-Bresson In Houston, 1957
by Lauri Nelson (PDF)

— From the Grassroots: The Greater Third Ward Community Plan
by Gabriella Gutierrez (PDF)

— After the Sprawl: Community Development Corporations Work to Reclaim the Inner City
by Ernesto Luis Maldanado and Frank Whitson (PDF)

— Hands-on Help: Houston Groups that Work for Low-income Housing
by Alex Hecht (PDF)

— Market Housing in Houston
by William T. Cannady and Jonathan King (PDF)

— Citeations: Design Outside the Architectural Spotlight
by Stephen Fox (PDF)

— HindCite: Preserving Modernism: A Rice Design Alliance Symposium
by Richard Ingersoll (PDF)