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ENVIRONMENT THIS WEEK
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DESIGN WITH WRIGHT'S NATURE
Every year in early June we invite architecture students to study the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West in Arizona. It's an event filled with surprises and revelations.
It's not a history study, but a search for design principles that can be applied to today's most crucial architectural problems: 1) how to make ecological architecture the rule, not the exception, and 2) how to expand human imagination beyond common norms in problem solving and creative design.
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TWO HOUSES FROM GREEN ARCHITECTURE
The Eisaku Ushida and Kathryn Findlay studio is a husband-and-wife partnership founded in 1988 as a bicultural (Japan and Scotland) collaboration and best known for its work dealing with architecture as a reflection of regional topography and the psychological interface between habitat, technology, and nature.
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More Environment
Wind farms blow into the urban landscape
U.K. Sunday Times, 2001.0603
Critic of Suburbs Gives Lectures
AP, 2001.0603
Art Museum gets greener
Denver Post, 2001.0601
Architects want to show green concerns with wind turbines on their London HQ
Independent Digital, 2001.0530
Bush Could Boost Green Power With Buying Power
Los Angeles Times, 2001.0528
'Smart dust' to the energy rescue
Virtual New York, 2001.0526
Making the Grade: The High Performance School Buildings Workshops
EDC, 2001.05 edition
The e-House: Michael McDonough’s Most Excellent Adventure
EDC, 2001.02 edition
Urban architects reach for the sky
Guardian Unlimited, 2001.0519
D.O. E. Unveils Energy Saving Plans for Homes, Schools and Businesses
D.O.E. Press Release, 2001.0509
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