Little Visual Empire: The Visual Commodification of Landscape in the Real Estate Appraisal Industry, 1900-1992

Isenstadt, Sandy

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Little Visual Empire: The Visual Commodification of Landscape in the Real Estate Appraisal Industry, 1900-1992

Sandy Isenstadt

Sandy Isenstadt, an HTC graduate, teaches architectural history and design at the University of Kentucky's College of Architecture. He is currently writing a book on spaciousness and middle-class identity in American domestic architecture.

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Sandy Isenstadt

Sandy Isenstadt, an HTC graduate, teaches architectural history and design at the University of Kentucky's College of Architecture. He is currently writing a book on spaciousness and middle-class identity in American domestic architecture.

Online ISSN: 2572-7338

Print ISSN: 1091-711X

1999

Sandy Isenstadt

Thresholds (1999) (18): 17–23.

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