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Sustainable Park Articles

 Sub-Series — Box: 7

Scope and Contents

“Energy and Psychology: Designing for a “State of Mind”.” Journal of Architectural Education, Vol. 37, No. 3,4. Judith H Heerwagen and Dean R. Heerwagen (pp. 34-37). Spring/Summer 1984.

“On the Scene.” Historic Preservation (pp. 96). May - June 1989.

“Flowforms and the Language of Water.” Mark Riegner and John Wilkes. Contents: article and Waterforms Inc. booklets. Winter 1989.

“Eco-Governance II: Anatomy of the Shasta Bioregional Gathering,” Raise the Stakes, No. 20. Planet Drum Foundation, Peter Berg, ed. Fall 1992.

“Nature Constructed: Ecological Design and Public Understanding.” Orion. Jory Johnson and Douglas M. Johnston (pp. 16-26). Winter 1993.

“Land Stewardship.” Architecture, Vol. 82, No. 6. T&P Practice (pp. 99-105). June 1993.

“Healing America’s Cities.” The Trust for Public Land. 1994.

“Waste Landscapes: Permissible Metaphors in Landscape Architecture.” Mira Engler, Iowa State University. February 1994.

Draft: "Recommendations for the ACSA/AIA Teachers’ Seminar “Sustainability and Design”.” EASE Project. May 4-8, 1994.

“A Reader’s Guide to the Ozone Controversy.” Skeptical Inquirer, Vol. 18. Boyce Rensberger (pp. 488-497). Fall 1994.

“The Commons: Key to the New Economy.” Seattle Weekly. Leroy Hood and Ed Lazowska (pp. 21-26). September 13, 1995.

“Voting on a Vision.” Seattle Times. Barbara A Serranao (pp. A5-A8). Undated.

Places: “Infrastructure as Landscape, Landscape as Infrastructure,” Vol. 10, No. 3. Donlyn Lyndon, ed. Summer 1996.

“Climate Change and Human Health.” Publication Notice. World Health Organization, A.J. McMichael, et all, eds. July 1996.

“Goodman2: Chaos Architecture A Metapattern That Connects.” Architecture California. Martha Senger (pp. 65-71). Winter 1996 / 1997.

“Health and Environment in Sustainable Development: Five Years after the Earth Summit.” Publication Notice. World Health Organization. 1997.

“Setagaya-ku Fukasawa Symbiotic Housing: a summary of its planning and design.” Setagaya Ward Housing Department. January 1997.

The Trust for Public Land: In the West. Mary Menees, ed. Winter/Spring 1997.

IURDevelopments, Vol. 7, No. 1. Christine Amado, ed. March 1997.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 85. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Spring 1997.

Land and People, Vol. 9, No.1. The Trust for Public Land. Susan Ives, ed. Spring 1997.

“The Federal Chain-Saw Massacre: Clinton’s Forest Service and Clear-Cut Corruption.” Harper’s Magazine. Paul Roberts (pp. 37-51). June 1997.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 86. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Summer 1997.

“Two Examples for Sustainable Architecture.” Paper/presentation abstract. Ben Nakamura. August 13-14, 1997.

“Horticultural Book, Video and Software Catalogue,” American Nurseryman. Fall/Winter 1997.

“EcoLogis96 and Global Reflexivity.” Kai Wartiainen. November 1, 1997.

The Montclarion, Vol. 54, No. 35. Don McConnell, ed. January 2, 1998.

“The Future of Architecture.” Wu Liangyong. Greeting the 20th UIA Congress, Beijing, 1999.

“Vernacular Architecture, Long Forgotten Lessons, Lost Indigenous Identity.” Dulce Marques de Almeida. Undated.

“The Act of Architecture and Sustainability.” Rikuo Nishimori. Undated.

“Trajections of Social Change.” Survival vs. Wellness Map (pp. 335) Undated.

Express, Vol. 21, No. 34. May 28, 1999.

“Grow-Your-Own Furniture.” Utne Reader. Dan Johnson (pp. 92). September - October, 1999.

“Organization & Environment.” John Bellamy Foster and John M. Jermier, eds. Undated.

“Secret Gardens.” The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 285, No. 6. William Dayton (pp. 108-109). June 2000.

“Overcoming Expertocracy Through Sustainable Development: The Case of Wastewater.” IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No.16. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Tony Craig (pp. 5). Autumn 2000.

Keepers of the Waters, Winter 2000. Anne Mavor, ed. Winter 2000.

“Thoughts on Science and Sustainability.” Peter M. Wheelwright (pp. 5-6). December 2000.

IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No. 17. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Winter 2000/2001.

“OMI / Excelsior Living Library & Think Park Project Summary,” and related documents. Bonnie Sherk. March 12, 2001.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 101. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Spring 2001.

IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No. 18. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Spring 2001.

Keepers of the Waters, Vol. 3, No. 1. Anne Mavor, ed. Spring 2001.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 103. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Fall 2001.

IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No. 19. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Autumn 2001.

Keepers of the Waters, Vol. 3, No. 2. Anne Mavor, ed. Fall 2001.

IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No. 20. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Winter 2001/2002.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 104. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Winter 2002.

Environment, Technology, and Society, No. 105. Susan H. Roschke, ed. Spring 2002.

“A Critical Thought on Sustainability: Is It A Dream, Utopia, Romantic Gesture, or an Emerging Reality.” IAPS Bulletin of People-Environment Studies, No. 21. Jan Teklenburg, ed. Ashraf M. A. Salama (pp. 22-23). Spring 2002.

Dates

  • Creation: 1961 - 2017

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

The majority of materials are in English, while a very small percentage are in Russian, Italian, and French.

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open for research. However, materials from boxes 12 through 17 are unavailable for research while undergoing rehousing.

Full Extent

From the Collection: 13.35 Cubic Feet (Eight large filing boxes (boxes # 1-4, 7-10), three letter filing boxes (boxes # 5-6, 11), and six card filing boxes (boxes # 12-17).)

Repository Details

Part of the Special Collections and University Archives, Virginia Tech Repository

Contact:
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Newman Library, Virginia Tech
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540-231-6308