“Building Value” investigates how values are instantiated in the built environment, in three realms: government policy, preservation, and the suburban home. It is the 3rd quarter 2002 issue of arcCA (Architecture California), which was, from 2000 to 2012, the quarterly print journal of the AIA California Council.
GOVERNING VALUES
Government Goes Green: Two New Federal Buildings
Excellence in Public Building: A Message from the State Architect
Newest State Office Building Exceeds Energy Standards
PAST & PRESENT
Some Thoughts on Preservation & Contemporary Design
Is Preservation Creating a False History?: Making an Architecture of Our Own Time
Hancock Fabrics Has Moved to Target Center
MODERNISM & THE MODEL HOME
Locked Out: Architects in the Suburbs
The Lustron Home: Fascination with a Prefabricated Modern House
Under the Radar: Reggie Rodriquez Community Center
Coda: Here Today . . . : The Berkeley Art Museum
A PDF of the full issue is available here.
Author biographical information as of the date of original publication.
