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(L. Schneekloth & K. Franck).

SPECIES TYPING.

Notions of the Inhabited (L. Schneekloth).

Archetypes as a "Natural language" for Place Making (M. Brill).

A Built Landscape Typology: The Language of the Land We Live In (P. Condon).

FIXING TYPES.

Farm Type in the American Midwest: A Reflection of Government Policy (H. Dandekar).

Zoning as a Tool for Regulating Family Type in American Communities (M. Ritzdorf).

Terminologies and Types: Making Sense of Some Types of Dwellings and Cities (A. King).

NEGOTIATING TYPE.

Social Practice and Building Typologies (T. Markus).

Typological Thinking in Architectural Practice (M. Symes).

The Question of Type (J. Robinson).

PLAYING WITH TYPE.

An Artist's Perspective on Type (N. Wolf).

In and Out of Type (J. La Marche).

Memory and the Making of Places (F. Downing).

TYPE IN SCHOLARSHIP.

Type and the Possiblity of an Architectural Scholarship (G. Francescato).

Type as Analytical Tool: Reinterpretation and Application (R. Lawrence).

Getting to Know the Built Landscape: Typomorphology (A. Moudon).

TYPE AND SOCIAL PRACTICE.

Typification and the Building of Society: "The Absent Patron" (D. Vanderburgh).

Just Not My Type: Gender, Convention, and the Uses of Uncertainty (A. Friedman).

Types Are Us (K. Franck).

Contributors.

Index.