The sports stadium is a civic monument; getting it built is more an exercise in politics and economics than it is in design. (Author)

A humorous look at educational innovations. (JF)

The building of a new school is considered not only a benefit for the teachers and students, but also the community. (MF)

Paper presented at the Second Congress of the International Organization of Sceneographers and Theatre Technicians in Prague, June 1971. (RY)

Two Czechoslovakian architects describe how they scheduled construction projects on a statewide scale by computerizing the priority for projects, the resource capacity, the time coordination, and the construction schedules. (Author)

Business has many reasons for assisting the arts and numerous ways of doing so. (CK)

First increment is a well-reasoned piece of urban design. (Author)

Improvements in the physical environment of the disabled may be achieved in design attitudes, public environment, and private dwellings. (Author)

Four profiles illustrate how architects designed additions to high schools that were considered obsolete. (Author)

Describes the planning, including learning centers and a media library, for Bryant Woods Elementary School. Includes building data. (CC)

Presented as part of the summer 1969 advanced seminar on Aesthetics in Education held at the Boston University School of Education. (EJS)

After establishing building use patterns and complaints, a consulting engineer's walkthrough energy audit begins with the exterior. Then heating/cooling system efficiency is checked with a flue gases kit. Efficient use of water heaters, lighting, teacher lounges, and food preparation and eating areas saves energy. Most effective conservation…