The Role Of California's State Architect
Stephan Castellanos discusses the California state architect's role in fostering the construction of sustainable, livable public school facilities.
With tens of billions of dollars being invested in school construction in California, and particularly in Los Angeles, the need to examine best practices & analyze efficient applications of building standards for public school facilities has never been more pressing. In this TPR interview, California State Architect Stephan Castellanos addresses [California's] role in both encouraging sustainable design for public facilities, and in having architects foster the holistic & integrated planning of new school facilities.
Thanks to Will Cipes
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Published on Tuesday, September 28, 2004 in
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