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Innovative Housing Strategies Case Study: Madras

Explore how small-scale services transformed housing in Madras in 1896. Learn from this historical case study for modern urban development projects. Credits: Sheila Rotner, Lakshman, Eva Rotner, John Courtney, World Bank.

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Innovative Housing Strategies Case Study: Madras

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  1. Innovative Housing Strategies Case Study: Madras

  2. (4) Fort St-George, 1896 (5) (3)

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  49. World Bank Urban Development Department South Asia Urban Projects Division and Madras Metropolitan Development Authority Credits: Sheila Rotner (Cons) Lakshman (MMDA) Eva Rotner & John Courtney (World Bank) (135)

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