Professionalizing the Environment: Architecture and Regulation in the Age of Ecology
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- History of Arts and Architecture
This lecture considers the rise of the American environmental movement as a driver of changes in professional-managerial expertise. As federal, state, and local land-use controls proliferated, architects increasingly worked beyond the design of individual buildings, developing new design tools and techniques of persuasion in response to public pressure on development.
Johnson Classroom 204
