ECO WAVE 2003
A Global Interdisciplinary Conference on the Next Great Wave in Architecture.
Berkeley, California, USA
Thursday-Sunday, August 7-10, 2003.
Over 100 speakers and special events, plus architectural and
technical exhibits, eco bookstore, and self-guided Bay Area eco
design tours. Sponsored by the San
Francisco Institute of Architecture (SFIA)
ATTENTION ECOTECTURE READERS: ECO
WAVE is rapidly becoming one of the premier annual conferences
on Ecological Design and Sustainable Development in the world.
The 2003 ECO WAVE features a number of ECOTECTURE contributors,
including
• Permaculturalist, Penny Livingston
• Ecocity Builders Richard Register and Kirstin Miller
• Architect and Geometer Jim Jacobs
• Architect David Doberiener
• ECOTECTURE's Editor and Publisher Philip S. Wenz
For More Information, Visit the SFIA
web site: http://www.sfia.net/conference.asp
or contact the Information Office at:
Box 2590
Alameda, CA 94501
TEL 510.523.5174
FAX 510.523.5175
. . .
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
IN CUBA,
A talk, slide presentation and discussion by ECOTECTURE Editor
Philip S. Wenz at the ECO WAVE conference,
Merritt College, Oakland, CA
Friday, August 8, 2003, 4:40 to 5:10 pm
(see ECO WAVE conference announcement above)
Semester of Study in Sustainable Design:
Ecosa Institute
Program dates: Aug. 25- Dec. 12, 2003
Application Deadline: June 30, 2003
Ecosa Institute
Applications are now being accepted for the Total Immersion Program
in Sustainable Design. The program is limited to fifteen participants.
Ecosa’s immersion program in sustainable design is an intensive
semester program for college-level design students and graduates
interested in learning and advancing sustainability as applied
to architecture, planning, landscape architecture and interior
design. The program is complimentary to that offered in most design
schools.
Guest lecturer’s include Michael Sorkin, Antoine Predock,
James Wines, Paolo Soleri, Will Bruder, Sym Van der Ryn, and many
others. The semester includes real projects and travel throughout
Arizona to ancient and modern sites including Canyon de Chelly,
Wupatki, Taliesin West and Grand Canyon National Park.
Contact: Ecosa Institute
http://www.ecosainstitute.org
ecosa@mwaz.com
(928) 541.1002
