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Why One Green Architect Decides to Go Solar

Why did architect Drew Hubbell, a 20 year veteran in green building, decide to install solar panels on his home now? “Since my family is very careful in conserving energy, the payback for installing photovoltaic panels on our home was pretty long, and did not make sense.” However, three factors changed his mind: the rising [...more]

By |2015-09-04T15:17:15+00:00September 4th, 2015|Categories: Thoughts, Tips|0 Comments

Design for a New World

  Can we build structures using natural, renewable materials, structures that harmonize with the land on which they are built? As an intern architect in the late 80s, I became aware of the great amount of natural resources buildings require, there was a need for architects and builders who are [...more]

By |2003-10-17T11:43:36+00:00October 17th, 2003|Categories: Thoughts|0 Comments

Continuous Architecture

I find the term "Continuous Architecture" full of challenge and I find it even more interesting that it should be brought up as a serious topic, now in 1993. Why now? My own formal training was not in architecture but in art and sculpture. When I was a student, action painting was in. It glorified [...more]

By |1993-05-01T12:02:54+00:00May 1st, 1993|Categories: Thoughts|0 Comments

Architecture of Jubilation

I wrote Architecture of Jubilation in 1974. It is still helping to guide my work today. ~ James Hubbell It is my belief that we are passing through a gate from one age to another perhaps more profound than the changes medieval man faced with the rising of Humanism and the age we call the [...more]

By |1974-01-01T11:35:51+00:00January 1st, 1974|Categories: Thoughts|0 Comments
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