About
Who We Are
About Us
Staff and Board
Health and Community Development Editorial Advisory Board
How to Advertise
How to Write for Us
Reprints and Reposts Policy
FAQ
Contact Us
Legal
Terms of Service
Comment Policy
Supporters
Donate
Topics
Arts & Culture
Community Development Field
COVID-19
Economic Development
Equity
Financial Well-Being
Health
Housing
Neighborhood Change
Organizing
Policy
Other
Interviews
Reviews
The Answer
Organize!
Videos
Under the Lens
Jobs
Job Listings
Post a Job Ad
Archive
Magazine Series
Research
Donate
Search
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password? Get help
Privacy Policy
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Shelterforce
About
Who We Are
About Us
Staff and Board
Health and Community Development Editorial Advisory Board
How to Advertise
How to Write for Us
Reprints and Reposts Policy
FAQ
Contact Us
Legal
Terms of Service
Comment Policy
Supporters
Donate
Topics
Arts & Culture
Community Development Field
COVID-19
Economic Development
Equity
Financial Well-Being
Health
Housing
Neighborhood Change
Organizing
Policy
Other
Interviews
Reviews
The Answer
Organize!
Videos
Under the Lens
Jobs
Job Listings
Post a Job Ad
Archive
Magazine Series
Research
Donate
Charles Buki
1 POSTS
0 COMMENTS
At the time this piece was written, Charles Buki worked for the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation where he directed the National Endowment for the Arts Design for Housing Program.
Quality vs. Quantity in Affordable Housing: The Great Production Debate Part I
Housing
Charles Buki
-
May 1, 1995
In the first part of the debate, architect Charles Buki argues that quality design is important for low-income affordable housing.