NEWS 2012
Duo is the Architecture Commentator for the New Haven Register's OpEd.
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+ On Saved by Design: Prohibition
+ In New Haven Magazine: One Year Wonder
+ On Saved by Design: Wither Winter?
+ In the New Haven Register: Thinking Big Preservation
+ In The Episcopal New Yorker: New Chapel for Incarnation Camp
+ In The Boston Globe: Empty Nesters Carve Out Boomer Caves
+ In New Haven Magazine: Building a Home for the Hendersons
+ In The Living Church: Grace in Built Form
+ On Saved by Design: Food & Manners
+ In the New Haven Register: New Rest Stops Lack Thought, Design Standards, Beauty, Similar Buildings, Big Divide in Design
+ On Staying Put: Accessing It All, Don't Let Your Shrubs Eat Your House, 1960s Split Level Remodel by Wright and Robinson
+ In Proud Green Home: Windows Always Cost
+ In Civic Projects: Incarnation Camp Chapel is finished!
+ In New Haven Magazine: Powerhouse
+ On Homework with Binnie Klein: Living On, Near or By the Water
+ In Architecture Boston: Post-Modernism and Intelligent Design
+ Listen to Curtis and I chat about "Access to Oil and Surburbia" on Burning Down the House
+ On Staying Put Do's and Don'ts: Better Too Many Outlets and Lights than Too Few
+ On Staying Put Community: Faux-Polynesian Rancher by EASA Architects
+ In Saved By Design: The Man Makes the Clothing, Two Mindsets for Any Remodel, Confusing Effort and Control, Positively No
+ In Proud Green Home: HVAC Zones are Always Good
+ In the New Haven Register: Sports Like Football are Worth the Risks
+ In Saved by Design: Current Canons of Architectural Correctness, 7 Ways Your House Can Be Good, The Forever Part, Architectural Correctness
+ In Proud Green Home: Employ Design that Saves
+ A review of Staying Put in Cottages and Bungalows: Five Ways to Turn Your 'Starter' Home into Your 'Forever' Home
+ In New Haven Magazine: Row House Renaissance
+ Staying Put in USA Today: Homeowners keep renovations simple, budget-friendly
+ In Proud Green Home: Swamp Yankee Green
+ In Saved By Design: Recovering from Renovation, Something Happened, It's All About Wood: Wood's Uses, How the Raised Ranch Changed Everything
+ In the New Haven Register: Yale art gallery makes past available to all in the future
+ In New Haven Magazine: The Developer's New 'Clothes'
+ On Saved By Design: Homesteading
+ On the radio: Faith Middleton and I discuss insulation solutions and other home quandaries on The Faith Middleton Show. Listen.
+ On Proud Green Home: Green-washing and Swamp Yankee Green
+ In Builder Magazine: Curve Appeal
+ On Saved By Design: Perfectly Impossible, Mercurial Gone Bipolar, A Bridge to Normalcy, Creating Defenses Against Fire, How to Watch Football if You Hate It
+ In the New Haven Register: Lower Whitney Evolves
+ In New Haven Magazine: Turret Syndrome
+ In the New York Times: The Guilt-free Handyman Shopping Spree
+ In the Washington Post: Remodeling Trends Shift with Housing Bust
+ In Saved By Design: Post-Modernism and Intelligent Design
+ In Residential Architect: Perfecting the Client Process
+ On the radio: Binnie Klein and Duo talk house, home and all things domestic on this pilot show for an evolving series. Listen.
+ On Saved By Design: Geocentricism
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