Daniel E. Williams. Sustainable Design. Ecology, architecture and planning. (анг. яз)
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Sustainable design (Cont.)
criteria for 20
defined 2
ecology as 1
for emergency conditions xxv
for existing buildings 121
as functioning “unplugged,” 17
green design vs. 15
of interior architecture 126
office database for 120
as paradigm shift 8
place-based energy/resources in 18
planning in 2 16
principles for 18
purpose of 13
as response to environmental clues of site/region 13
as system design xxv
to-do list for 20
Sustainable development, defined xxii
Sustainable Development Vision 39
Sustainable energies, see Natural energy
Sustainable site analysis 103
Suzuki, David 4
Systems:
neighborhoods as 94
power sources of 2
System(s) design:
in regional design 38
sustainable design as xxv
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Systems conflict map:
in regional design process 36
in southeastern Florida case study 60 62
Systems thinking:
in architectural design 103
in regional planning 29
taxonomy of system layer 140
T
Tai + Lee Architects 147
Tanner Leddy Maytum Stacy 145
Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects 249
Temperature:
building skin’s relation to 117
in regional design 32
The Solaire (New York City) 219
Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates 137 142
Thoreau Center for Sustainability (San Francisco, California) 145
Three-dimensional methods:
environmental analysis as 105
interdependence of elements in 14
place-based 27
Time to Change (David Suzuki) 4
Tofte Cabin (Tofte, Minnesota) 197
Topography 32 33
“The Tragedy of the Commons” (Garrett Hardin) 7
Transportation:
urban 35
varying options for 74
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Transverse glades 39 40
20 River Terrace–The Solaire (New York City) 219
U
U.S. Department of Energy 129
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 26
The University of Texas Health Science
Center at Houston School of
Nursing and Student Community
Center (Houston, Texas) 252
Urban and community design 69
and “Barcelona Declaration on
Sustainable Design,” 70
Belle Glade, Florida case study 81
bioclimatic conditions in 70
Great River Park case study 91
metrics for 78
natural system in 72
resources for 69
Rio Nuevo Master Plan case study 84
urban system in 74
Urban centers:
infill development for 116
preservation of 74
Urban Design Group 148
Urban gateways 57
Urbanism:
and dependence on nonrenewables 25
and human ecology, see Biourbanism power grid for 25
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Urban sprawl 24
Urban systems, in urban and community design 74
Urban systems maps 35
Utilities 24
V
Valle, Eric 83
Valle, Estella 83
Value(s):
of land 7
in public policy 8
Van der Ryn Architects 153
Vegetation patterns:
in architectural design 113
on natural systems map 31
Vermillion River watershed,
see Farmington, Minnesota case study
Vision, community-based 29
Vitruvius’ Principles xxv 14
W
Walls, forces on 119
Wal-Mart Environmental
Demonstration Store (City of Industry, California) 140
Warren Skaaren Environmental
Learning Center at Westcare
Preserve (Round Mountain, Texas) 252
Wastes 5
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Waste debts 5
Watershed design and planning 28
Farmington, Minnesota case study 50
southeast Florida coastal communities case study 59
Water supply:
as indication of sustainability 18
regional conservation areas 36 37
Water supply map: geohydrology 35
Water systems:
gravity-based vs. antigravity 26
regional design of 27
Watson, Donald 29 130 135 137
The Way Station (Frederick, Maryland) 130 131
Web sites, information from 120 121
The Weidt Group 166
Wells, H. G. 108
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy 233 234
William McDonough + Partners 131 182 230
Principles xxv
Williams, Daniel 49 83 101 103 130
Wilson, Alexander 9
Wind:
actions of energy from 108
and microclimates 105
mitigating damage from 108 111
Wind-cooling effect 32
Wind shadow 79 112
Wine Creek Road Home (Healdsburg, California) 217
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WLC Architects 41
Women’s Humane Siciety Animal
Shelter (Bensalem, Pennsylvania) 139
Women’s Network for a Sustainable
Future 151
Woods Hole Research Center
(Falmouth, Massachusetts) 230
Workplace Designers 160
World Birding Center Headquarters (Mission, Texas) 253
World Commission on Environment
and Development xxii
World Resources Institute (Washington, DC) 168
Z
Zimmerman Design Group 142
Zion National Park Visitor Center (Springdale, Utah) 181
Zoning codes/laws 8
regional 33
and urban sprawl 24
photo credits
All photos, unless otherwise indicated, were provided by the author.
Chapter 3
page 50 Copyright William R. Morrish.
page 53 Copyright William R. Morrish.
page 56 Copyright William R. Morrish.
page 58 Copyright William R. Morrish.
Chapter 4
page 85 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 86 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 87 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 88 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 89 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 95 From St. Paul Riverfront Corporation, St. Paul,
Minnesota.
page 96 From St. Paul Riverfront Corporation, St. Paul,
Minnesota.
page 98 From St. Paul Riverfront Corporation, St. Paul,
Minnesota.
Chapter 6
page 130 From Doug Van de Zande.
page 130 From Doug Van de Zande.
page 131, top left Courtesy William McDonough and
Partners.
page 131, bottom right From Maxwell MacKenzie.
page 131, bottom left From Maxwell MacKenzie.
page 131, top right From Croxton Collaborative Architects,
P.C.
page 132, top From RMI/ENSAR Built Environment.
page 132, bottom From Milroy McAleer Photographers.
page 133 From Innovative Design.
page 134 From Innovative Design.
page 135 From Donald Watson.
page 136 From Donald Watson.
page 137 From Brian Gassel/TVS.
page 138 From Brian Gassel/TVS.
page 139 From Catherine Tighe.
page 140, left From Bruce M. Hampton, AIA.
page 140, right From Bruce M. Hampton, AIA.
page 141, top left From WLC Architects, Inc.
page 141, top right From WLC Architects, Inc.
page 141, bottom left From Scot Zimmerman.
page 141, bottom right From Scot Zimmerman.
page 142, top left Photo by Brian Gassel/TVS.
page 142, top right Photo by David Wakely,
www.davidwakely.com
page 142, bottom left From E. J. Purcell.
page 142, bottom right From E. J. Purcell.
page 143, left From William Terry Osborn.
page 143, right From William Terry Osborn.
page 146 Copyright Richard Barnes Photography.
page 148, top left From SHW Group.
page 148, top right From SHW Group.
page 148, bottom left From Balthazar Korab Ltd.
page 148, bottom right From Balthazar Korab Ltd.
page 152 Copyright 1998 Mike Sinclair.
page 154 Copyright Charles C. Benton, Kite Aerial
Photography.
page 157 Copyright Robert Pisano.
page 160, left From Don Wong Photography and LHB.
page 160, right From Don Wong Photography and LHB.
page 161 From Mike Sherman Photography.
page 163 Copyright Muffy Kibbey.
page 164 Copyright Muffy Kibbey.
page 166 From Peter Bastianelli Kerze and LHB.
page 167 From Peter Bastianelli Kerze and LHB.
PHOTO CREDITS 275
page 168 From Stein White Nelligan Architects.
page 169, top Copyright Alan Karchmer.
page 169, bottom Copyright Alan Karchmer.
page 170, left Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing.
page 170, right Steve Hall/Hedrich Blessing.
page 171 Copyright 2001 Prankash Patel.
page 172 Copyright Scott Dressel-Martin.
page 173 Copyright Scott Dressel-Martin.
page 176 Copyright Richard Barnes Photography.
page 177 Copyright Richard Barnes Photography.
page 178 Photo by Ed Massery.
page 179 From Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape
Architects, Ltd.
page 181 Courtesy of Lisa Ogden, Zion National Park.
page 183, top Courtesy Oberlin College.
page 183, bottom Copyright 2003 Judy Watts Wilson.
page 185, top Copyright Tom Bender, architect.
page 185, bottom Copyright Tom Bender, architect.
page 189 Copyright J. D. Peterson.
page 190 From Daniella Mac Adden.
page 191 Photo by Assassi Productions.
page 192 Photo by Assassi Productions.
page 193 From Shirmer/Hedrick Blessing.
page 194 From Shirmer/Hedrick Blessing.
page 195 Copyright Richard Barnes Photography.
page 196, top From Doug Scott.
page 196, bottom From Doug Scott.
page 198 Copyright 2000 Peter Bastianelli Kerze.
page 199 Copyright 2000 Peter Bastianelli Kerze.
page 202 Copyright Farr Associates Architecture, Planning,
Preservation.
page 203 Copyright Farr Associates Architecture, Planning,
Preservation.
page 204 From Pugh and Scarpa; photos by Marvin Rand.
page 206 From Barry Halkin.
page 207 From Barry Halkin.
page 209 From Herman Miller, Inc.
page 210 From Herman Miller, Inc.
page 211 Copyright Edward Caldwell.
page 212 Copyright Edward Caldwell.
page 214, top Copyright Cesar Rubio Photography.
page 214, bottom Copyright Cesar Rubio Photography.
page 216 Copyright 2000 Peter Hubbe.
page 217 Copyright J. D. Peterson.
page 218 Copyright J. D. Peterson.
page 220 From Doug Snower Photography.
page 221 From Doug Snower Photography.
page 222 Photo by Anton Grassl.
page 224 Photo by Kyle Johnson.
page 225 Photo by Mariusz Mizera.
page 226 Photo by Mariusz Mizera.
page 227, top Copyright RMA Photography.
page 227, bottom Copyright RMA Photography.
page 228 From Eckert and Eckert.
page 231 Photo by Murray Legge, AIA
page 232 Photo by Murray Legge, AIA
page 234 Copyright Nic Lehoux Photography
page 236 Copyright Edward Caldwell.
page 238 From Lara Swimmer.
page 240 Copyright Richard Barnes.
page 242 Copyright Mithun.
page 243 Copyright Mithun.
page 244 Copyright Mithun.
page 245 Copyright Mithun.
page 247 Copyright Croxton Collaborative Architects, P.C.
page 248 Copyright Croxton Collaborative Architects, P.C.
page 249 Copyright 2006 Tom Bonner.
page 251 Copyright Croxton Collaborative Architects, P.C.
page 253 Copyright Hester + Hardaway Photographers.
For these and other Wiley books on sustainable design, visit www.wiley.com/go/sustainabledesign
Alternative Construction: Contemporary Natural Building Methods
by Lynne Elizabeth and Cassandra Adams (eds.)
Cities People Planet: Liveable Cities for a Sustainable World
by Herbert Girardet
Design with Nature
by Ian L. McHarg
Ecodesign: A Manual for Ecological Design
by Ken Yeang
Green Building Materials: A Guide to Product Selection and Specification, Second Edition
by Ross Spiegel and Dru Meadows
Green Development: Integrating Ecology and Real Estate
by Rocky Mountain Institute
The HOK Guidebook to Sustainable Design, Second Edition
by Sandra Mendler, William O’Dell, and Mary Ann Lazarus
Land and Natural Development (LAND) Code
by Diana Balmori and Gaboury Benoit
Sustainable Commercial Interiors
by Penny Bonda and Katie Sosnowchik
Sustainable Construction: Green Building Design and Delivery
by Charles J. Kibert
Sustainable Residential Interiors
by Associates III
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Waterborne
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Water flow
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Atmospheric
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Energy not
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Natural gas
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259 milion
Btu
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feet
Center for Regenerative
Studies. Architecture
as teacher. This design
explores alternative solu-
tions to environmental
problems. Students are
inspired to study ways to
design and construct such
projects as solar panels,
solar ovens, composters,
and irrigation systems,
and to conduct agricul-
tural experiments.
From
Milroy McAleer Photographers.
Women’s Humane Society Animal Shelter. In the early stages of the project, Amory Lovins was consulted, which
led to undertaking an energy-effi cient, green building and a simulation to determine energy-effi cient strategies.
From Catherine Tighe.