Doxiadis Associates

Greece
Doxiadis Associates is an architecture firm founded by Greek architect and urban planner Constantinos A. Doxiadis in 1951. In its early days, the firm took on a number of important planning projects in Middle Eastern countries, including the development plan for Islamabad, built as a new city and capital of Pakistan in 1959. The firm continued to operate after its founder's death in 1975 and today covers a number of fields of specialization in projects of international scope.

Sources: 

Koutamanis, Alexander. "Doxiadis, Constantinos A.." Grove Art Online. Published Online 2003. Accessed June 25, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1093/gao/9781884446054.article.T023532
 
Doxiadis Associates Website. Accessed June 25, 2019. http://www.doxiadis.com 


Associated Sites

Islamabad Landscaping
Islamabad, Pakistan
Punjab University Mosque
Lahore, Pakistan

Documents

A Proposed Training Course For Masonry Work In Rural Areas
report
Memorandum Regarding Agrarian Reform And Rural Housing In Iraq
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A Note On Rural Housing In Industrially Underdeveloped Countries
report
Greater Musayyib Project - Notes On Health Centers
report
Report On The Application Of Ideas Of Thermal Comfort
report
Memorandum Regarding Fathy's Plan For The Village of Musayhib, Iraq
report
A Proposed Research Program In City-Climate In Korangi
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Comments On Draft Documents Of The Regional Plan For The Ekistic Development of Greater Musayyib
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Report To Doxiadis Associates: A Roof For Hot-Humid Zones
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Additional Names

Doxiadis Associates, Consultants on Development and Ekistics