The inclusive city : design solutions for buildings, neighborhoods and urban spaces
Design (129 publications)
Learning from the USA : What makes cities livable?
Brochure for “a public information program sponsored by the Architecture, Planning, and Design Division of the National Endowment for the Arts.”
Livability : The Livability Clearinghouse: sharing information and ideas on the environmental arts [special issue]
Special issue of newsletter of Partners for Livable Places.
Los Angeles: ‘Designing systems – points of order’
Flier announcing the 6th Studio Seminar for Federal Graphic Designers and their Editors and Supervisors held at the School of Architecture, UCLA, Mar. 25-Mar. 31, 1979, presented by the Federal Design Improvement Program.
Managing facts and concepts : computer graphics and information graphics from a graphic designer's perspective
“Based on a presentation in the first Federal Design Lecture Series, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, 20 November 1979.”
The Mayor’s Institute: Excellence in City Design
Founded in 1986, the Mayors’ Institute is a program that turns mayors into design advocates by bringing them together with top designers in intensive three-day sessions. The history of this program is best described in another NEA document, “The Mayors’ Institute on City Design.” In contrast, this booklet was created as a resource for mayors, but is of equal interest to anyone concerned with the creation of more livable cities. It offers guidance on using architecture, landscape architecture, art, urban design, and planning to improve the public realm.
The Mayors’ Institute on City Design
“In partnership with the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the American Architectural Foundation”–Cover.
The Mayors’ Institute on City Design
The Mayors’ Institute on City Design is one of the Endowment’s most-heralded yet little-known programs. This 24-page brochure provides a thorough overview of the Institute, including an overview by founder Joe Riley, an urban case study, testimonials from program alumni, and a listing of all Institute participants over its eighteen-year history.
