Using pre-monarchic Israel’s bet-ave as a sustainability precedent for a contemporary development in the Killbuck/Mud Creek subwatershed, Delaware County, Indiana

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Using pre-monarchic Israel’s bet-ave as a sustainability precedent for a contemporary development in the Killbuck/Mud Creek subwatershed, Delaware County, Indiana

Gray, Colby C.
Advisor: Benson, Robert A.
Date: 2010
Other Identifiers: LD2489.Z84 2010 .G73
CardCat URL: http://liblink.bsu.edu/catkey/1572305
Type: Creative project (M.L.A.), 6 hrs.
Degree: Thesis (M.L.A.)
Department: Department of Landscape Architecture

Abstract:

The hypothesis is that any 100 member community could be sustainable by using Betave principles. The assumption is that they socioeconomic order of Pre-monarchic Israel will provide valid guidance and anew direction in the design of contemporary village/nuclear family productive units.

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