In Zeiten angespannter Wohnungsmärkte lohnt ein Blick auf die Methode des Architekten Walter Segals, die es ermöglichte, Wohnhäuser selber zu bauen. Mehr:
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In Zeiten angespannter Wohnungsmärkte lohnt ein Blick auf die Methode des Architekten Walter Segals, die es ermöglichte, Wohnhäuser selber zu bauen. Mehr:
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In Zeiten angespannter Wohnungsmärkte lohnt ein Blick auf die Methode des Architekten Walter Segals, die es ermöglichte, Wohnhäuser selber zu bauen. Mehr:
Hedgehog, Brighton. A series of Walter Segal self-build homes with green roofs Brighton & Hove Building Green building-green.org.uk
In Zeiten angespannter Wohnungsmärkte lohnt ein Blick auf die Methode des Architekten Walter Segals, die es ermöglichte, Wohnhäuser selber zu bauen. Mehr:
A 1980s modernist property constucted using the Segal Method.
In Zeiten angespannter Wohnungsmärkte lohnt ein Blick auf die Methode des Architekten Walter Segals, die es ermöglichte, Wohnhäuser selber zu bauen. Mehr:
New exhibition celebrates self-build pioneer architect Walter Segal.
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The AA Gallery exhibition presents the iconic self-build method by architect Walter Segal that, during the 1960s, enabled ordinary people to design and build their own houses.
Segal’s self-build experiments of the 1980s revolutionised the UK’s approach to providing low-cost housing. But have these lessons since been forgotten?
