Spencer Heath's
Series
Spencer Heath Archive
Item 430
Taping by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath
1954-1955?
Without reference to anything we’ve ever thought about social evolution doesn’t it seem reasonable that some enterprising businessman might organize an outdoor hotel, a hotel with only one roof over it, namely the sky, but having many buildings in it corresponding to the rooms and suites in a hotel and having corresponding community services including police, fire protection, recreational and educational facilities as many hotels now do? People could live and do business in such a hotel without any of the care, burdens and responsibilities of real estate ownership, paying only the fair market value of the highly specialized and generalized /services? check original/ which they in common with one another would receive.
Metadata
Title | Conversation - 430 - An Outdoor Hotel |
Collection Name | Spencer Heath Archive |
Series | Conversation |
Box number | 4:350-466 |
Document number | 430 |
Date / Year | 1954-1955? |
Authors / Creators / Correspondents | |
Description | Taping by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath |
Keywords | Proprietary Community Hotel |