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Planning for Higher Education Journal

Culture, Context, and the Pursuit of SustainabilityLocked

Contemplating Problems, Parameters, and Possibilities in an Increasingly Complex World
From Volume 38 Number 1 | October–December 2009
No more ‘business as usual’; we must understand the importance of place and culture, and engage in our design work responsibly and with great innovation.
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Old MainLocked

Fame, Fate, and Contributions to Campus Planning and Design
Published 2006
This publication describes the forms, fame, and fate of Old Main, arguably higher education's iconic architecture.
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In SyncLocked

Environmental Behavior Research and the Design of Learning Spaces
Published 2004
Designers and clients, whether in education or the corporate world, will each enjoy the way existing environmental/behavior research can be applied to the thoughtful consideration of these archetypes, either standing alone or used in combinations to create rich, interactive learning spaces.
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Innovation in Student ServicesLocked

Planning for Models Blending High Touch-High Tech
Published 2002
The authors, who are among IBM best practice partners, share they have been successful in integrating technology into their student services projects, redesigning their processes, implementing change, and extending their brand.
Planning for Higher Education Journal

A Great Guide to Campus InteriorsLocked
From Volume 25 Number 2 | Winter 1996–1997
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Campus DesignLocked
Published 1992
This book shows how a campus is defined through its physical image—buildings and landscapes are designed to communicate the institution's purpose, presence and domain as well as generate an image charged with symbolism.
Planning for Higher Education Journal

Earth Sheltered Buildings Coupled with the SunLocked

Opportunities and Constraints in Design
From Volume 10 Number 2 | Winter 1982
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