SUSTAINABILITY
"Human interventions in the built environment tend to be long lived and have long-term impacts. Design and financing must therefore recognize
long life and permanence rather than transience. City fabric and infrastructure must enable reuse, accommodating growth and change on the one hand
and long-term use on the other."
Canons of Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism
URBANISM
Civano, Tucson, Arizona
Parklands, Ventura, California
Paso Robles Uptown/Town Centre Specific Plan,
Paso Robles, California
Brooks Institute of Photography, Village at Canada Larga,
Ventura, California
Southeast Area Specific Plan, Visalia, California
Parklands, Ventura, California
Paso Robles Uptown/Town Centre Specific Plan,
Paso Robles, California
Brooks Institute of Photography, Village at Canada Larga,
Ventura, California
Southeast Area Specific Plan, Visalia, California
ARCHITECTURE
Del Mar Station, Pasadena, California
Mission Meridian Village, South Pasadena, California
Robert Redford Building for NRDC, Santa Monica, California
University of Arizona Colonia de la Paz Residence Hall,
Tucson, Arizona
Mission Meridian Village, South Pasadena, California
Robert Redford Building for NRDC, Santa Monica, California
University of Arizona Colonia de la Paz Residence Hall,
Tucson, Arizona
ACADEMIC
Fuller Seminary Strategic Development Plan, Pasadena, California
New College of Florida Academic Center Building,
Sarasota, Florida
New College of Florida Master Plan, Sarasota, Florida
Occidental College Master Plan, Los Angeles, California
Pomona College Strategic Master Plan, Claremont, California
New College of Florida Academic Center Building,
Sarasota, Florida
New College of Florida Master Plan, Sarasota, Florida
Occidental College Master Plan, Los Angeles, California
Pomona College Strategic Master Plan, Claremont, California
