Climatological data at the proposed prototype sites in the United States for the evaluation of HUD Operation Breakthrough housing systems

Climatological data at the proposed prototype sites in the United States for the evaluation of HUD Operation Breakthrough housing systems

by Center for Building Technology, United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Office of Research and Technology, Tamami Kusuda

Part of NBSIR 73-144

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