LITERATURE + LECTURES
The Original Green Architecture - Yesterday's Indigenous Housing for Today
Presented by Archaeological Institute of America, Houston at University of Houston - Dudley Recital Hall
January 12, 2009
Architects have been searching for more sustainable housing techniques but the best ideas may belong to people who lived thousands of years ago.
In The Original Green Architecture - Yesterday's Indigenous Housing for Today, archaeologist Charles Adams details the use of adobe in the magnificent sites of Paquime (pictured) and Casas Grandes. Then architect Patrick Peters relates techniques that can be used in...
University of Houston - Dudley Recital Hall
Fine Arts Building-UH
Room 122
Houston, TX
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Free Admission
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7:00 p.m.
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