True Green Cities / Back To School
Back to School It’s been decades since “back to school” really meant back to school for me. While I’ve been teaching one class a semester in the past few years at two different colleges, it still...
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I know exactly when I became an environmentalist. My sister and I were traveling in Egypt in 1995. We took a journey to the monastery of St. Catherine’s on Mount Sinai, and as I walked back a bit to...
View ArticleTrue Green Cities / How To Save The World With Design
The construction and operation of buildings accounts for almost 50% of the United States greenhouse gas emissions. The US has only 5% of the world’s population yet we contribute almost 25% of the...
View ArticleTrue Green Cities / Reflecting on the Highlights of 2015
Last year was a challenging year on many fronts. There have been successes and losses, for me and the country. I would say from a global perspective terrorism, our crazy presidential campaign, refugees...
View ArticleTrue Green Cities / Reflecting on 2016
REFLECTING ON 2016 It would be easy to finish off this unusual and challenging year by ranting about the political and social unrest in which we find ourselves. But instead, I will finish on a...
View ArticleTrue Green Cities/Celebrating Seven Years – From Alaska to Louisiana,...
Celebrating Seven Years – From Alaska to Louisiana, Reflecting on a Very Busy Time It’s been seven years since I launched Barbara A. Campagna/Architecture + Planning, PLLC and while many things have...
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