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Subject: Re: educational opportunities
>As the main focus of a research project I'm doing at the University of
>Oregon, I'm looking around (mostly in the US, but info from elsewhere
>interests me too) to see what options there are to learn environmentally
>sensitive architecture/ building techniques/ community design outside of
>the architecture school classroom.
>As of yet I haven't found any type of directory or network that connects
>these groups, so if that's the case then my work will focus on establishing
>one.
>Any kind of info from or about these types of groups or opportunities will
>be of enormous help:
>--design/build workshops, schools, or groups that take on appentices
>--internships or classes in ecological issues in architecture
>--groups (even student groups in universities) that research alternative
>building issues and run lecture series/ workshops/ or otherwise try to
>educate the public
>(Some well known examples of this stuff are Arcosanti, Yestermorrow,
>Institute for Baubiologie, etc)
>Please send any info/ adresses, etc. though the network or send written
>info to:
>Sandra Leibowitz <---YOUR QUERY HAS BEEN FORWARDED TO DESIGN-L AT PSUVM.
>REDI Guide
>Materials Resource Center
>Thanks!
>University of Oregon
>Eugene, OR 97403
|_______ PLEASE RESPOND DIRECTLY TO THE SENDER [MBONN...], and copy to
the list. Thanks. Howard
Subject: Re: educational opportunities
>As the main focus of a research project I'm doing at the University of
>Oregon, I'm looking around (mostly in the US, but info from elsewhere
>interests me too) to see what options there are to learn environmentally
>sensitive architecture/ building techniques/ community design outside of
>the architecture school classroom.
>As of yet I haven't found any type of directory or network that connects
>these groups, so if that's the case then my work will focus on establishing
>one.
>Any kind of info from or about these types of groups or opportunities will
>be of enormous help:
>--design/build workshops, schools, or groups that take on appentices
>--internships or classes in ecological issues in architecture
>--groups (even student groups in universities) that research alternative
>building issues and run lecture series/ workshops/ or otherwise try to
>educate the public
>(Some well known examples of this stuff are Arcosanti, Yestermorrow,
>Institute for Baubiologie, etc)
>Please send any info/ adresses, etc. though the network or send written
>info to:
>Sandra Leibowitz <---YOUR QUERY HAS BEEN FORWARDED TO DESIGN-L AT PSUVM.
>REDI Guide
>Materials Resource Center
>Thanks!
>University of Oregon
>Eugene, OR 97403