## Sustainable Architecture: Eco Design and Landscaping, Urbanism

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE: ECO DESIGN AND LANDSCAPING, URBANISM

Kauai, Hawaii, Sustainable Pole House, Integrated with the Landscape / Venice "City within a City", 2000 Robert Hotten

I. Sustainable Architecture Sustainable Architecture, Introduction
A. Pedagogy Part 1: Sustainable Architecture: Effective Low Cost Houses Part 2: Ecological Landscaping	B. Poetics Part 3: Integrated Architecture and Landscape Part 4: The Contemporary Beach House Part 5: Ecological Living Community Part 6: A Small Earth Sheltered House

II. Sustainable Urbanism Sustainable Urbanism, Introduction
A. Pedagogy Part 1: Posturbanism: Eco Design From Norm to Formlessness Contour: Monster Houses, Cafes, & Dogs: Purpose in Eco Design Pedagogical Sketchbook: Axial Dynamics in Urban Design Contour: 3XL Garden City Part 2: Magic City: Road Trip Interstitial: Paris Texas to the Road Warrior Interstitial: Dreamtime to Quicktime: Panoramic Photography	B. Poetics Part 3. Great Urban Design Venice, Paris, San Francisco The Robert Irwin Garden at The Getty Center The Guggenheim Bilbao Museum Part 4: The City as Hypertext Contour: Illusion in Landscape and Film Interstitial: The Exhibition of 1999: La Biennale di Venezia

III. Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism Course Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism Course, Description
Email / iMessages / Forum / Glossary / Repository Syllabus: 12 Things You Can Do to Build Effective Low Cost Houses and Cities Discussion / Knowledge Base Studio 1 Visualizing the imaginary place Studio 2 The sustainable house, or CEC, green design student competition Studio 3 3XL- 3 times landscaping city, or the Barcelona pavilion Studio 4 Good and bad design, or CEC, green design student competition Studio 5 The 3rd Millenium City, or The road trip Contour: Cultural Landscape: Meaning in Eco Design Pedagogical Sketchbook: Openness/Closedness in Architecture and Landscape

Robert D. Hotten: Curriculum Vitae / Notes, References, and Links

Submissions welcome. For documentation, plans or support contact:

Robert D. Hotten, MLA, Architect (laumana@aloha.net)

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