Rolling Stone; Special Issue: The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time; November 27,2008
Sprawl: a compact history; Robert Bruegmann
Sony Cyber-Shot; 2007
Sony Digital Still Camera; CD Mavica; 2002
Canon A-1; 1978
Architecture MN; Setting the Stage; Jul|Aug 06
Designer; Satellite Site Selection and Shape Shifting; Jan/Feb 2014
Green Operations; Carpet Recycling: trash to treasure; Summer 2012
A Clean City: The Green Construction Story; Robyn C. Friend and Judith Love Cohen
Architectural Lighting; The Annual Product Issue; Mar/Apr 2013
Green Operations; Hospitality dos and don’ts; Spring 2013
Learning By Design; Designed to Thrive; Spring 2013
The West Select: 2012 Collector’s Handbook
The West Architect’s Newspaper; 10; 11.28.2012
AZ|RE; 2013 People To Know
AZ|RE; Rising to the Top; May – June 2013
Architecture + Design LA; Michael Webb
green living Magazine; Message in a Bottle; March 2012
St. Louis: Landmarks & Historic Districts; Carolyn Hewes Toft with Lynn Josse
Field Guide to Downtown Phoenix Parks; Kirby Hoyt
A Guide to the Architecture of Metro Phoenix; Central Arizona Chapter, American Institute of Architects
Green Operations; 50 Shades of Green; Fall 2012
High Roads; Take A Second Look at Santa Barbara; AAA
Metalmag; The Leading Edge; Summer 2013
EDC; 6.13
Designer; Night Light: Southland Christian Church, Lexington, Kentucky; Summer 2013
EcoHome; Performance Art; Summer 2013
Washington; Committed to the World; June 2013
Designer; LEEDing Ladies; Spring 2013
Architect; Infrastructure of Hope; April 2013
dwell; The Now 99; May 2013
Energy Efficiency on an Urban Scale; ASU
Energize Phoenix: Energy Efficiency on an Urban Scale; ASU
AZ|RE; Interior Motives; July-August 2013
dwell; The Interior Design Issue; June 2012
dwell On Design; 2012
Architectural Record; Record Houses 2012; 04|2012
Building Design + Construction; 15th Annual Building Team Awards; May 2012
Architect; The New Barnes; April 2012
Green Operations; Glass Flooring; Winter 2012
Boston Architecture; The Boston Society of Architects
Building Design + Construction; 29th Annual Reconstruction Awards; October 2012
EDC; 10.12
Washington; Together, We Make a Positive Impact on Society; October 2012
Architect; Days of Future Systems Past; September 2012
Interior Design; authentic new york; September 2012
Phoenix; Az’s 50 Best Restaurants; January 2014
Designer; Celebrating Community Faith Space; Winter 2013
EcoStructure; A Public Broadcast of High Performance; Fall 2013
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Architectural Lighting; Sept/Oct 2013
Metalmag; Home Run in Birmingham; Fall 2013
AZ|RE; New Point of View; November-December 2013
High Roads; Brake Out the Classics, Cruising Arizona’s Car Clubs; September/October 2013
Architectural Lighting; July/August 2013
Architect; The New Rijks Museum; May 2013
U.S. Capitol Historical Society; 2014
edc; 5.13
Washington University in St. Louis; Eyeing Politics; Winter 2008
Davis; passionately committed to enriching the human experience
fabric Architecture; Materials World; July/August 2009
Desert Living; Seeing Double; July/August 2009
modernism; Whimsy in Germany; Spring 2009
High Performing Buildings; Canada’s Green Prototype; Spring 2009
Architectural Lighting; Emerging Practices; Nov/Dec 2013
High Roads; Celebrate in the City, See New York all Decked Out; November/December 2013
edc; 11.13
edc; 9.13
Washington; Two Strong; October 2013
edc; 10.13
Building Design + Construction; Enhancing Campus Life; January 2013
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U.S. Green Building Council Advocacy Training Session: Building Momentum in 2008
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Architecturally Unique Homes; Jarson & Jarson Reality
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AIA 150 folio
Shangri-La Construction sketchbook; Peter Newton
City of Phoenix Art book
Wine Journal, Texas Wine
San Antonio, Austin & the Hill Country; Fodor’s
EDC; 1.14
WAM; Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation; Fall 2007
SMoCA; January – May 2007
Guthrie; Welcome to the Guthrie; 2007-2008
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Tidal Creek Habitats; Sentinels of Coastal Health
100^ of Design; Finding Design in the Desert: 100 Places We Love; Desert Living
PhxArt Members Magazine; Phoenix Art Museum; January – March 2012
Green Operations; manufacturer/designer Collaborations; Fall 2010
50; The University of Arizona Poetry Center; Fall 2010 – Spring 2011
WD; Western Digital
Altman’s America: A Thirtieth Anniversary Retrospective; Film at LACMA; June – July 2000
News; Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts; Spring 09
Interior Design; best of year; December 2012
High Roads; La Fiesta de los Vaqueros, Tucson’s Rodeo Rides into Town; January/February 2014
EcoStructure; Climbing to New Heights in Sustainability; Winter 2013
Architecture; In The Valley of the Dolls; September 2004
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Architecture; Reconstructed Identities; February 2005
Architecture; Social Studies; April 2006
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Architectural Record; AIA Honor Awards: Antoine Predock Gold Medalist; 06|2006
Source + Design; Denver’s Dex Headquarters; September/October 2009
Arizona Vines & Wines; Spring 2009
dwell; Live/Work; November 2010
Los Angeles; L.A. Home Design; March 2011
Building Design + Construction; 28th Annual Reconstruction Awards; 11.11
Architect; The Solar Decathlon Starts Getting Real; November 2011
Architectural Record; Design Vanguard 2011; 12|2011
Metalmag; Walk This Way; Nov.Dec 2011
Ranking Arizona; 15 1997 * 2012; 2012
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Architect; Annual Design Review; December 2011
Lightfair; 2012
Metropolis; X Factor; February 2012
Architect; 59th Annual Progressive Architecture Awards; February 2012
Architect’s Newspaper; The West; 01; 02.22.2012
AZ|RE; 2012 Outlook: CRE Position Itself For a Comeback; March-April 2012
Building Design + Construction; Fusion Facilities: When One Building Is Better Than Two; February 2012
Washington; Outline for a Bright Energy Future; February 2012
Architecture Landscaping Design & Construction; Wiley
Interior Design; mesmerizing; February 2012
Metalmag; The Office; Jan.Feb 2012
ed+c; Celebrating 15 Years of the road less traveled; February 2012
Building Design + Construction; Healthcare Report 2012; March 2012
Architect; A Peter Busby Portfolio; March 2012
ed+c; Seeing the Light; March 2012
Metropolis; The Product Issue; March 2012
dwell; Light & Energy; April 2012
Interior Design; all the right moves; January 2012
Architect; What’s Next: The Office, Ideas to Improve Your Workplace; January 2012
ed+c; Schoolhouse that Rocks; November 2011
Learning By Design; Smart Spaces; Fall 2011
Metalmag; Cure All; October 2011
AZ|RE; 2011-2012 People to Know
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High Performing Buildings; Completing the Circle; Fall 2011
gb&d; what’s cooking?; April 2011
Architectural Record; Record Interiors 2011; 10|2011
“Nature is mythical and mystical always, and works with the license and extravagance of genius.
-Thoreau, “Excursions”
“Every man is the builder of a temple, called his body, to the god he worships, after a style purely his own, nor can he get off by hammering marble instead. We are all sculptors and painters, and our material is our own flesh and blood and bones.”
– Thoreau, Walden, chapter 11
“Nature is made to conspire with spirit to emancipate us.”
-Emerson, “Nature”
“Instead of calling on some scholar, I paid many a visit to particular trees, of kinds which are rare in this neighborhood, standing far away in the middle of some pasture, or in the depths of a wood or swamp, or on a hilltop . . . some taller mast of a pine, or a more perfect hemlock than usual, standing like a pagoda in the midst of the woods. These were the shrines I visited both summer and winter.”
–Thoreau, Walden, chapter 10
“At length we resolved to scale the blue wall which bound the western horizon, though not without misgivings that thereafter no visible fairyland would exist for us.”
-Thoreau, “Excursions”
“Every child begins the world again, to some extent, and loves to stay outdoors, even in wet and cold. It plays house, having an instinct for it. Who does not remember the interest with which, when young, he looked at shelving rocks, or any approach to a cave? It was the natural yearning of that portion of our most primitive ancestor which still survived in us.
From the cave we have advanced to roofs of palm leaves, of bark and boughs, of linen woven and stretched, of grass and straw, of boards and shingles, of stones and tiles. At last, we know not what it is to live in the open air, and our lives are domestic in more senses than we think. From the hearth the field is a great distance. It would be well, perhaps, if we were to spend more of our days and nights without any obstruction between us and the celestial bodies.
–Thoreau, Walden, chapter 1
A Leaf,
A Drop,
A Crystal,
A Moment of Time
Is Related
To the Whole,
and Partakes
of the Perfection
of the Whole.”
-Emerson, “Nature”
“For myself, I am a Transcendentalist of the old New England sort. I believe myself to be a child of God; and if a child, then an heir – a very condensed way of saying that the spirit within me is the breath of the creative spirit, and therefore infinite in its reach, in its possibilities, and its final destiny.”
–Caroline Dall, Transcendentalism in New England, 1897
“A lake is the landscape’s most beautiful and expressive feature. It is Earth’s eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.”
-Thoreau, “Walden”
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