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UNLV School of Architecture welcomed James Wines on October 7, 2002

James Wines, founder and president of SITE, an architecture and environmental arts organization chartered in New York, speaks on environmental thinking, the idea that architecture is at the threshhold of revolutionary changes in response to a new age of information and ecology. Also discusses the growth and changes in environmental thinking over the past two decades. Lecture is followed by a question and answer session -- video desription
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Arch Media NA2542.36 .J34 2002 (b)

Library resources on James Wines

Wikipedia on James Wines: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Wines

Information from Creativewells: "James Wines is the President and Founder of SITE Environmental Design, an architecture and environmental arts organization started in 1970 for the purpose of exploring a more socially and environmentally responsive approach to the design of buildings, interiors, public spaces and commercial products. Under Mr. Wines' direction, SITE has become identified internationally with innovative concepts for buildings and public spaces. His projects, drawings, and essays have been extensively published in the professional, popular, and academic journals of twenty-five countries, and his architectural works have been exhibited in more than 100 museums and galleries in North America, Europe, and Asia. In addition, SITE buildings and interiors have been given major design awards. The current focus of James Wines' creative work is in the area of green architecture, the fusion of buildings with landscape, and advocacy of a new role for all building arts in the global environmental protection movement."