Abstract
The data assembled here was gathered while the author was acting as chief architect for the Government of Swaziland from 1971-74, under United Nations auspices, where he investigated housing conditions elsewhere in Africa and assessed their suitability for Swaziland. At the time of writing a pilot scheme of eight house types had been completed and a major project of 115 houses was under construction. The author has now returned to architectural practice in New York.
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