EDUCATION:

Post Graduate Studies, Urban Planning and Design, University of Manchester, UK, 1970

Master of Architecture, University of Illinois, 1961

Bachelor of Architecture, University of Illinois, 1960

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Professor, School of Architecture, Washington State University, 1963-Present

Chair, Environmental Science/Regional Planning Program, Washington State University, 1973-75

Directed, London Study Abroad Programs, 1976, 1979, 1985, 1992 & 2000

Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Southwestern Louisiana, 1961-63

PUBLICATIONS/RESEARCH:

• "A comparative Tale of Two Cities in Search of Sustainability: London & Seattle"
  for The Sustainable City Conference, Segovia, Spain, July, 2002.
• "Sustainable Cells of Urbanism; A Regenerative Theory and Practice," Paper submittal for Creating Sustainable Urban Environments conference, International Urban Planning and Environmental Association, Oxford UK, September 2002 (with B. Kazimee).
• "The Best of British Architecture and Urbanism", a student journal, 2000.
• "Place, Community and Sustainability: Theory and Practice in Creating an Urban Village",
  AIA/GBC, Mainstreaming Green Conference, Chattanooga, TN., 1999.
• "Green Guides for University Communities" and University Sustainable Village: A Comprehensive Proposal for a New Compact Residential Community (with B. Kazimee), Greening of the Campus III Conference, Ball State University, Muncie, IN., 1999
• "Sustainability: The Emerging Paradigm for Environmental Design." ACSA Conference, Rio de Janeiro, 1998
• "Constructing a Sustainable Urban Regenerative Proposal for Kyoto, Japan." ACSA Conference, Rio de Janeiro, 1998 (with B. Kazimee).
• "Sustainable Architecture and Communities," 4 Invited addresses, Nihon University, Tokyo, Nov. 1997.
• "In Search of Sustainable Community: An Assessment of Town and Gown Cooperation."  Greening of the Campus Conference, BSU, Muncie IN, 1997
• "Sustainable Community Development: A Comprehensive Regenerative Proposal for Pullman, Washington." UN Habitat II Conference, Istanbul, June 1996, Recipient of a Gold Medal (with B. Kazimee and M. Owen).
• "The Visible and/or Invisible Paradigm of Life and Architecture," ACSA West Regional, University of Hawaii, February 1996.
• "Sustainability and the Emerging New Paradigm for Environmental Design," ACSA NE Regional, November 1995 and Eco-Design Conference, University of Oregon, April, 1996.
• "Sustainability by Design: Achievements in United States Architecture," Public Lecture Series, WSU, January 1996.
• "Pullman Sustainable Village," Presentations to WSU Administration and Developers, 1995-96 (with B. Kazimee).
• "Achievements in European Architecture: In Search of Sustainable Design," Public Lecture Series, WSU, February 1995.
• "Regenerating a Profile of Place," Places: A Forum of Environmental Design,, Winter 1995 (with B. Kazime and M. Owen)
• "Modeling Community Sustainability: Theory and Design," ACSA, January 1994 (with B. Kazimee).
• "NAFH: A National Affortable Housing Program," an interdisciplinary proposal (team member, proposal funded HUD), 1994-5
• "A Sustainable Community Development." One of only two research projects selected from the West Region for AIA National Conference, May 1994. (Seven other invited presentations to local, regional and national conferences.)
• The Built Environment: Integrative Essays on Design and Planning, Co-Editor G. Young. Crisp 1994.
• "The Fitness Test," and "Architecture and Ecology." Invited addresses, Nihon University, Tokyo, July 1992. (with G. Young)
• "In-Between Architecture and Ecology: A Mandate for the 21st Century," ACSA, March 1990, (with G. Young).
• "Exploring Design and the Built Environment: An Integrative Interdisciplinary Course" ACSA, March 1989, (with G. Young).
• "The Architect and Ecology: Definition and Directives" ACSA Regional, October 1989, (with G. Young).
• Grant: "Illustrated Guide to Pullman’s Main Street Guidelines" State Office of Historic Preservation.
• Grant: Energy Course Development and Related Programs, Department of Energy (With C. Graham and D. Scott).
• Grant: "Design Northwest," A Survey of Contemporary Design, Art & Humanities Program, WSU.

• Sustainable Development Committee, WSU, 1996 - 1998
• American Collegiate Schools of Architecture
• Society of Building Science Educators
• Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute (Board of Directors, 1994-97)
• Pullman Civic Trust, Main Street Council & Design Committee, 1984-89, Chair 1985-86
• Planning Commission, Pullman, WA 1968-70 and 1972-73. Served on numerous city & university planning and design committees.

This web site was developed with the authors and  Michael Mahaffy, Computer Systems Professional, School of Architecture, Washington State University