Word: designs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...consume 39.5% of all energy supplies. Shearon Harris, president of Carolina Power & Light Co., revealed at Nassau that his company is helping to teach customers who consume more than $500,000 worth of electric energy a year how to reduce their usage by up to 10% through changes in design and operating processes. Recycling can also produce big savings. In the nonferrous-metals industry, for example, recycling uses only 20% as much energy as is required to refine the metal originally. Freeman stressed the point: "Our solid wastes by and large contain a better-grade ore than our mines...
Ronald Gourley and John H. Andrews '47 are among 12 American architects who will receive the AIA's National Honor Award for 1973. Both men received their Master of Architecture degrees from Harvard's Graduate School of Design...
Belluschi yesterday commended Gund Hall, which now houses the Graduate School of Design. "It is an imaginative, creative piece of architecture, coming out of the norm," he said...
...decision-making process objectionable. The President's Green Committee, specifically mandated by him for improving the environmental quality of the Yard, was totally ignored in every phase of planning the new library. In fact, the Committee's master plan of the Yard, prepared by the Graduate School of Design, did not even provide for library expansion. If such a presidential committee had absolutely no input in a decision vital to its purpose, what hope can the scores of committees appointed by Bok have in justifying their existence...
...Pusey Library's design does not account for the tremendous flow of pedestrian traffic between the Union and the Yard. The single stairway is grossly inadequate for this purpose. Stuvvins's final proposal is at best mediocre and is in fact analagous to draining the IAB pool and installing study carrels there. (Who is to say that a student shouldn't plunge into his work anyway?) The moat surrounding the library clearly characterizes the plan as a last-ditch attempt to artificially improve upon an area best preserved in its natural state. Once the library is completed, how many will...