About ECOTECTURE
ECOTECTURE focuses on aspects of the ecological design field such
as the re-design of cities for better ecological performance, sustainable
agriculture, ecological housing, and alternative energy. Our focus
will be on solutions that are already in place on a small scale,
such as water recycling systems and intentional communities, and
new developments in the field such as hydrogen-fuel cells, geographic
information systems, and the internet. Whenever possible, we will
give our reports a human face by interviewing a leading ecological
designer. We will also sponsor a forum where our readers can share
ideas, designs, and the results of their experiments.
We have introduced a new publishing concept that will allow us
to produce ECOTECTURE’s content in a manageable way while continuously
building our free resource base.
ECOTECTURE does not publish "issues," in the sense that
the entire content of the site will be replaced on a particular
date. Rather, we will upload new articles and graphics to some areas
of the site as they become web ready, leaving the existing content
on the rest of the site intact until we have material to replace
it. We will not upload at set times, but when we have the material—we
are a true "periodical."
Further, older articles will not be removed from our site, but
will be stored just one click away from our home page in the ECOTECTURE
Library. The Library,
soon to be enhanced with a Search feature and a Glossary of Ecological
Design Terms to compliment its ever-building archive of articles,
will grow into a prime research tool for ecological designers the
world around.
ECOTECTURE® PUBLICATION and DESIGN
is a sole proprietership owned by Erwin Philip Wenz, AKA Philip
S. Wenz.
ECOTECTURE®: The Online Journal of Ecological Design
is an internet periodical published by ECOTECTURE® PUBLICATION
and DESIGN.
"ECOTECTURE" is a registered trademark of Philip S.
Wenz in the United States.
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