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Lectures begin at 7 PM at
the Architecture Studies Library in the Paul
B. Sogg Architecture Building located on the University of Nevada,
Las Vegas (UNLV) campus. UNLV
Campus Map
The Sustaining Nevada Lecture Series presentations are FREE and open
to all who wish to attend.
This Program has been funded, in part, by a grant from the Nevada Arts
Council, a state agency and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal
agency.
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Sustaining
Nevada Lecture Series - Spring
2005
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Video/lectures
are available for in-library
viewing and/or 24 hour checkout for UNLV students.
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May 4, 2005 Muscoe Martin, AIA
Wallace, Roberts
and Todd , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded in 1963, WRT is an interdisciplinary planning and design
practice renowned for its innovative ideas and environmental
ethos. Muscoe's 17-year career reflects his commitment to environmentally
sensitive architecture. In addition to designing a number of
green buildings, Muscoe is actively engaged in organizations
that promote sustainable design. He is past chairman of the AIA
Committee on the Environment (COTE) and currently a director
of the Sustainable Buildings Industries Council (SBIC). Muscoe
chaired the recent U.S. Green Building Conference and Exposition
in Austin, Texas. He is a LEED 2.0 accredited professional and
a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania's Department of
Architecture where he teaches a course entitled “The Ecology
of Architecture.”
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April 6, 2005 Heinz Rudolf, Principal
BOORA Architects ,
Portland, Oregon
Heinz serves as principal in charge of numerous BOORA projects,
ranging from more than 70 primary and secondary schools to numerous
government facilities. Heinz also is in charge of sustainable
architecture for the office and is frequently asked to speak
to organizations on daylighting, energy efficiency and green
design. Heinz studied architecture at the Baufachschule in Remscheid,
Germany, and he joined BOORA in 1962.
NA2542.36
.H43 2005 (b)
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March 2, 2005 Bert Gregory, AIA
Mithun ,
Seattle, Washington
Mithun is a Seattle-based architecture, interior design, landscape
architecture and urban planning firm practicing nationally and
in Asia. Mithun's design leadership in mixed-use, residential,
retail, education, residential care, workplace, and science projects
is nationally recognized as well as the firm's international leadership
in sustainable design. Bert Gregory is the President & CEO
of Mithun.
NA2542.36
.B47 2005 [DVD] and
NA2542.36
.B47 2005b
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February 2, 2005 David Arkin, AIA and Anni
Tilt
Arkin Tilt Architects ,
Berkeley, California
Arkin Tilt Architects is an award-winning firm specializing in
energy and resource efficient design. David Arkin, AIA, is the
current president of Architects, Designers, and Planners for Social
Responsibility (ADPSR), a founding member of the California Straw
Building Association (CASBA), and has taught and lectured on the
subject of sustainable design for over ten years. Anni Tilt co-founded
Arkin Tilt Architects in 1997 after successfully collaborating
on a number of projects, including their two children. She worked
as a designer and project manager for eight years with internationally
acclaimed Fernau and Hartman Architects of Berkeley.
NA2542.36 .A75 2005 [DVD]
and NA2542.36 .A75 2005b
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December 1, 2004 Henry Siegel, FAIA & Larry Strain, AIA
Siegel & Strain
Architects , Emeryville, California
Henry Siegel is founding principal of Siegel & Strain Architects.
He currently teaches in the School of Architecture at the University
of California, Berkeley. Larry Strain, principal, has a 25-year
background in sustainable design. In 1976 he co-founded The Solar
Center, one of the largest solar design and installation companies
in the Bay Area. He received his Master of Architecture degree
from the University of California Berkeley, where he is currently
teaching in the School of Architecture. Mr. Strain is the author
of the reSourceful Specifications guideline specifications
for environmentally considered building materials and construction
methods.
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NA2542.36 .H45 2004b [DVD] and
NA2542.36 .H45 2004
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Sustaining Nevada lectures 2003-2004
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September 10, 2003 (Sustaining
Nevada Lecture Series @ the Architecture Studies Library)
Robert Shemwell, AIA, Partner
Overland Partners Architects
San Antonio, Texas
Robert Shemwell, who is a partner at Overland Partners Inc., has a
comprehensive knowledge in environmental architecture and is a regular
speaker on design and sustainability.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media:
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October
8, 2003 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture Series @ the Architecture
Studies Library)
Richard Fernau & Laura Hartman, Principals.
Fernau and Hartman Architects
Berkeley, California
Richard Fernau and Laura Hartman have extensive knowledge of environmental
design. They have both been published on subjects of green building.
The firm’s Westcott-Lahar House is part of the traveling Ten Shades
of Green exhibition.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media:
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November 5, 2003 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture Series @ the Architecture
Studies Library)
Craig Curtis, AIA, Partner.
Miller|Hull Partnership
Seattle, Washington
Craig Curtis, whose firm is based out of Seattle, Washington, has
received over 120 national, regional, and local design awards. Miller|Hull
recently received the 2003 Architecture Firm Award—a national honor
bestowed by the AIA. It is the highest award the AIA gives to an architectural
firm, and is awarded to firms that produce distinguished designs for
at least 10 years.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media: NA2542.36 .C73 2003 |
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December 3, 2003 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture
Series @ the Architecture Studies Library)
Thomas Nelson, AIA, Vice President.
Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, Inc. (HOK)
Los Angeles, California
Thomas Nelson is the Vice President and Senior Project Designer on
Sustainable Design. Tom has been involved with HOK’s “Green Team”
since its inception in 1993. He has lectured at public events and
universities on the subject of sustainable design. Time/location of this event.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media: NA737.H365 A35 2003 |
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February 11, 2004 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture
Series @ the Architecture Studies Library)
Andrew Freear & Bruce Lindsey
Rural Studio.
Auburn University, Alabama
The Architecture Studies Library is hosting a reception and "Sustaining
Nevada" Lecture Series presentation lecture by Andrew Freear
on February 11, 2004. Freear, Co-Director and Associate Professor
Rural Studio, Newbern Campus will be speaking about the Rural Studio
program. Rural Studio seeks solutions to the needs of the community
within the community's own context, not from outside it. The reception
begins at 6:00 p.m., with the lecture following at 7:00 p.m. at the
Architecture Studies Library. The "Sustaining Nevada" Lecture
Series presentations are free and open to all who wish to attend.
This program has been funded, in part, by a grant from the Nevada
Arts Council.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media: NA2300.A9 A53 2004 |
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March 10, 2004 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture
Series @ the Architecture Studies Library)
David Nelson, AIA, Principal
Clanton & Associates
Boulder, Colorado
David Nelson is a principal with the firm. He is a frequent leader
of design charrettes and speaks to national conferences, professional
organizations and educational institutions about environmental sustainability
and architectural lighting design.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media: NK2115.5.L5 D38 2004
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April 14, 2004 (Sustaining Nevada Lecture
Series @ the Architecture Studies Library)
Victor Olgyay, AIA, Vice President
ENSAR Group
Boulder, Colorado
Victor Olgyay has been the director of research at the University
of Hawaii School of Architecture. Currently, he is the Vice President
and Architect with experience in various environmentally sustainable
projects focusing on design, material selection, daylighting, lighting
and energy efficiency, as well as site and landscape planning.
Lecture on video: ASL Arch Media: NA2542.36 .V52 2004
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