H. Peter Oberlander

Born 1922-01-01

Died 2008-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF105861562
WikidataQ7176201
ISNI0000000078926533
Open LibraryOL1034254A

Top Subjects

Urbanization (3)
Housing (2)
West Vancouver (B.C.) (1)
West Vancouver (B.C.) -- Economic conditions (1)
Kamloops (B.C.) -- Economic conditions (1)
City planning -- British Columbia -- Trail (1)
City planning -- Bibliography (1)

Books by H. Peter Oberlander

Total count: 14

Living and working in West Vancouver, British Columbiaan economic analysis, as a basis for community planning

Corporation of the Municipal District of West Vancouver]1954-01-01
Future commercial development in Kamloops, B.C.a report on the planned development of the commercial core of the city

City Council]1958-01-01
A study for urban renewal in Trail, B.C.

Corporation of the City of Trail1959-01-01
Annotated bibliography performance standards for space and site planning for residential development

Division of Building Research, National Research Council1961-01-01
Urban development plan, Banff, Alberta

Dept. of Northern Affairs and National Resources1961-01-01
Space between buildings as a means of preventing the spread of firereport

1963-01-01
Land, the central human settlement issue

University of British Columbia Press1985-01-01
Habitat '76the hinge in a decade for change

University of British Columbia, School of Community & Regional Planning1986-01-01
Shelter or homes?a contribution to the search for solutions to homelessness in Canada

Centre for Human Settlements1987-01-01
Housing a nationthe evolution of Canadian housing policy

Prepared by Centre for Human Settlements, the University of British Columbia for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation1992-01-01
Houserthe life and work of Catherine Bauer

UBC Press1999-01-01
HouserThe Life and Work of Catherine BauerNew Ed edition

University of British Columbia Press2000-03-01
Towards sustainable urbanizationCanada/UN-HABITAT initiatives, 1976-2006 : turning ideas into action : the World Urban Forum 2006

Centre for Human Settlements, University of British Columbia2006-01-01
The outer suburbsa strategy or pragmatic realism?

Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies