“It’s not easy being green.” So famously lamented (in song nonetheless) that most iconic of Muppets, Kermit the Frog. These...
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The Urban Homestead, by Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen. Port Townsend, Washington: Process Media, 2008. The victory garden may have...
The Seattle-based quarterly Arcade is that rare commodity, a critical west coast journal of ideas on architecture and design. Focused...
so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens ...
Over the past few years, the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission has become increasingly concerned that continued sea...
Great architecture and urbanism have never truly been defined by quantitative requirements and standards. They are about the atmosphere of...
Human life has always depended on variables such as population, resources, and environment. Today, however, we are perhaps the first...
This all started (more or less) back in 1973. The Energy Crisis with its sudden fury, fracturing economic and political...
“Our own epoch is determining, day by day, its own style. Our eyes, unhappily, are unable yet to discern it.”...
Orinda is a suburb of 17,000 people, 15 miles east of San Francisco, noted for its weather, topography, and schools....
3 recent books on infrastructure Ambiguous Spaces, by Nannette Jackowski, Princeton Architectural Press 2008 The Infrastructural City, edited by Kazys...
The California Architectural Foundation, through the William Turnbull, Jr., Environmental Education program, furthers the general public’s understanding about the synergistic...
