The following journals are available for download to CEFPI members:

Journal 40
Journal 39
Journal 21
Journal 20
Journal 19
Journal 18
Journal 17
Journal 16
Journal 15
Journal 14
Journal 13
Journal 12
Journal 11
Journal 10
Journal 9
Journal 8
Journal 7
Journal 6

Journal 40, Issue 1

• Effective and Innovative Project Management/Delivery Methods

Journal 40, Issue 2

• CEFPI Sponsored Research

Journal 40, Issues 3 & 4

• 2005 CEFPI Conference Highlights

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Journal 39, Issue 4

• Planning and Designing Schools for Indigenous Peoples

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Journal 21, Issue 1, January/February 1983

• Colorado Outdoor Education Center for the Handicapped
• The Vinland National Center: A National Resource for Positive Health
• Rotarians Respond to the Recreation Rights of Disabled Individuals in Mesa, Arizona
• Will-A-Way: Georgia's Unique Facility for the Handicapped
• White Oak Village Offers Wide Variety of Recreational Facilities for the Handicapped
• The Alabama Space and Rocket Center – The Second Decade
• Planning the Recreational-Educational Complex of the Alabama Space and Rocket Center
• A Team Approach to Designing the Recreational-Educational Complex
• Partners in Progress: A Responsible Approach
• Impact of Physical Environment on Academic Achievement of High School Youth
• Recreational Facilities and Equipment for Disabled Individuals

Journal 21, Issue 2, March/April 1983

• Futurism as a Tool in Educational Planning
• Strategic Planning – Charting the Future
• 2001 University Facility Planning Problems – A Forecast
• Managing Facilities Creatively or How to Increase the Educational Yield of Your Community's Investment in Its School Buildings
• ATBCB Regulations Finalized
• Practical Ideas to Promote and to Maintain an Effective Energy Conservation Program in Your Institution
• How Big: A Report on Elementary School Size
• Pupil Attitudes Toward New and Old Buildings

Journal 21, Issue 3, May/June 1983

• The Need for Coordination Between Educational Facility Planning and Urban Land Use Planning – A Case Study
• Confessions of a Pre-Computer-Age Relic or the Omnipresent Influence of the Computer on Educational Facilities Planning
• Design Processes and Their Influence on the Use of Educational Facilities – The School as a Survival Center
• Environment Teaching and Learning in Architectual Design Education
• Asbestos – a Present Hazard in Education
• Courtyard Provides Space for New College Bookstore
• School Renovation for a Profit
• Washington Schools Learn from Value Engineering
• Funding Strategies for Interior Space Alterations: The University of Maryland Experience
• Surplus Schools and Outstanding Bond Debt
• Productivity in Buildings
• Lights Windows Color: Elements of the School Environments

Journal 21, Issue 4, July/August 1983

• The Community as a Campus
• California Experiences Unique Problems in Conversion of Non-Educational Space
• Revival of the Arts in the City
• Community Adaptive Reuse Through Private Enterprise
• Determining the Accuracy of Enrollment Projections for School Districts
• Behavior Modification: A Potential Means of Implementing Energy Policy in Facilities
• Use of Consultants by Design Professionals

Journal 21, Issue 5, September/October 1983

• Educational Facility Construction – A Role for the Owner
• Construction Contract Changes
• School Construction Scheduling
• Alternative Contractual Relationships for Construction of Facilities
• Noise Children and Learning

Journal 21, Issue 6, November/December 1983

• Funding for Fienberg Fisher Community Park
• Pembroke Pines Human Resources Center
• Guide to Alternatives for Financing School Buildings
• Financing the Future
• The Contractor as a Participant is Financing Capital Construction
• The Pros and Cons of Contractor Financed Approach to School Construction
• Creative Capital Financing: Lease Purchase and Leasing Air Space (The Florida Approach)
• Alberta's Funding Program for School Construction
• Early Learning Center

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Journal 20, Issue 1, January/February 1982

• The School's Designed Environment: Implications for Understanding Stress
• Desegregation – Impact on Facility Planning
• A Geographic Analysis System for Studying Attendance Boundaries
• Psychology and the Use of Color in Educational Spaces
• Can We Afford to Ignore Our Physical Facilities?
• Campus Operations and Energy Conservation
• What Happened to Open Space Schools?
• Environmental Barriers and Handicapped Students
• Lessons Learned from Earth-Covered Structures
• State Involvement in Planning and Funding Multi-Agency Schools

Journal 20, Issue 2, March/April 1982

• The Federal Influence: Initiatives and Implications Affecting Planning and Designing of Public School Buildings
• The State Influence: Yearning for the Good Old Days
• The Influence of Community Change
• The Influence of Community Use of Schools: Some Cases
• Is There a Symbiotic Relationship Between Public Education and Regional Planning?
• Impact of School Renovation on Residential Property Value

Journal 20, Issue 3, May/June 1982

• Surplus Facilities – A Management Model
• School Closures and Re-Use
• School Closures and Reuse: The Value of a Political Approach
• Land Banking of Educational Facilities – An Alternative to Sale in Jacksonville Florida
• Close It Sell It or Lease It: What to Do with That Old School
• Sell It Lease It Give It Away Mothball It or Use It For Offices
• New Life for Old Schools Revisited
• Adaptive Re-Use of Surplus School Space
• New Life for College Dormitories – A Case Study
• Des Plaines Park District Administrative and Leisure Center
• This School is Open
• Conversion of Green Knoll Elementary School to Bridgewater Township Municipal Building
• Conversion of Peapack/Gladstone Elementary School to the Peapack and Gladstone Municipal Complex
• What Do We Do With the Old School Buildings?
• European Study Tests Evaluation Procedures

Journal 20, Issue 4, July/August 1982

• Energy Conservation Retrofit
• Money for Energy Conservation
• Weathertightness and Insulation
• Passive Solar Retrofit
• The Occupancy Audit – A Tool for Use in School Energy Conservation
• School District Reaps Financial Benefit of Energy Retrofit
• Utility Company Rebates: The Energy Management Approach
• Housing of the Mentally Retarded – The Public's Reaction

Journal 20, Issue 6, November/December 1982

• A Time For Change – Major Questions Answered
• Renovating for Extended Use – A New Legal Implication
• Human Engineering in the Planning Process
• Planned Maintenance – A Key Ingredient in Long Term Facility Use Options
• Renovate Successfully While School is in Session? Yes!
• Accommodating Special Populations – Inter-Agency Planning for the Handicapped
• The Construction Management Alternative

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Journal 19, Issue 1, January/February 1981

• The Development Plan: A Process for Campus Renewal
• From Shopping Center to School
• Personalized Instruction and Programs
• Energy Extra Energy Conservation and Passive Solar Techniques in Campus Renovation
• Research: A Closer Look
• What's New in School Energy Savings?
• The Organizational Climates of IGE and Open Space Schools

Journal 19, Issue 2, March/April 1981

• School Lighting for the Total Person: A Psychobiological Approach
• Accommodating Special Populations – Early Childhood Programs: Handicapped Accessibility
• A Management Team Approach to the Selection of an Architect
• Architect's Responsibility for Accuracy of Cost Predictions
• Surveying Schools – A Statewide Approach
• SR3: Space Realignment, Renewal and Replacement
• Use of Public School Facilities for Community Recreation in Texas
• Surplus School Buildings: Assets or Liabilities

Journal 19, Issue 3, May/June 1981

• Cooperative Planning Primer
• The Community of the 1980s: New Looks, New Approaches
• CEFP's Movement into Community Education
• New Thrust for Community Education Project
• Participatory Planning at Work: The Upper Arlington Story
• School Building Age and Pupil Achievement – A Further Discussion
• Territoriality: A Model for Architectural Design

Journal 19, Issue 4, July/August 1981

• Facility Planning – A Component of Comprehensive Planning
• Responsibility for Cooperative Planning
• Accommodating Special Populations: Environmental Barriers and Their Impact on Students
• Role Changes for the Educational Facility Planner
• Preparing Planners for Unknown Futures
• Withdrawals of Mistaken Bids
• Methods of Compensation for Design Services
• Energy Extra: CEFP's Responsibility in the Energy Future
• Solar Energy for Heating and Cooling Schools
• Environmental Design Factors Appropriate to the Planning of Public Library Facilities
• Perceptual Order and the Growth Possibility or Limitation of Buildings

Journal 19, Issue 5, September/October 1981

• Legal Considerations for a Joint Occupancy Program
• How to Talk to a Reporter
• Options in the Construction Process
• Accommodating Special Populations: A Network of Regional Day Schools for Severely Handicapped Students
• ATBCB Accessibility Guidelines Published
• Demographic Trends and Their Meaning
• Pre-employment Criteria in the Selection of Facilities Consultants
• Facility Management

Journal 19, Issue 6, November/December 1981

• Trends in the Planning and Design of School Facilities
• Architects View Trends in Educational Facility Planning
• The Changing Role of an Architect
• Saving School Sites – Phased Construction
• Accommodating Special Population: Facilities for Gifted Students
• Selling Energy
• Value Engineering
• Texas Study to Provide Purchasing Guidelines for Equipping Facilities
• Development of Facilities Through Alternative Funding Methods
• Types of Building Construction Related to Energy Consumption and Costs

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Journal 18, Issue 1, January/February 1980

• Planning for Public Schools – Infrastructure Fee and Developer Responsibilities
• Community Involvement in the Planning Process
• S.E.L.F.: The Idea
• S.E.L.F.: The Facility
• Energy Extra: Community Education and the Energy Problem
• Managing Underutilized Facilities During a Period of Declining Pupil Enrollment
• Vocational Facilities: The Interface Between Teacher Planning and Subsequent Satisfaction

Journal 18, Issue 2, March/April 1980

• The Physical Environment – Revisited
• Color Selection – A Key Element in Learning
• Energy Extra: Energy Efficient Design: Southeast of Saline K12 School, USD306, Saline County, Kansas
• How to Get the Most From Your Present Lighting System
• A Different Look at the Big School-Small School Issue
• The Impact of School Building Age on Pupil Achievement
• New Research Materials for Special Education Facilities

Journal 18, Issue 3, May/June 1980

• The Superintendent as a Communicator
• The Art of Communicating
• Closing the Circle (The Architect as Facilitator for the Community's Needs)
• Do We Have Time to Communicate?
• The Relationship of High School Size and Program Quality in the Public High Schools in Georgia
• A Model for the Development of Educational Specifications for Small Schools
• The Mutual Expectations of Superintendents, School Board Chairpersons, and Architects for Their Roles in Planning, Designing, and Building School Facilities in the State of South Carolina
• Energy Extra: Energy Performance Standards for New Buildings

Journal 18, Issue 4, July/August 1980

• Participatory Planning
• Tipp City, Ohio – Who Learned What?
• The Grand Rapids Planning Laboratory
• Examining Alternative Reuses of Burnet Junior High School: A Cooperative Planning Experience
• Community Use of School Facilities: A Legal Primer
• Municipal Cost Benefits in the Construction of a Community School
• Energy Extra: Conservation of Electricity – Fluorescent Lights

Journal 18, Issue 5, September/October 1980

• Futuring for Lifelong Learning
• The Adult Learning Center of the Future... an Essay on Inner Space
• The Lifelong University: A Challenge to Collegiate Tradition
• Bring "Biddy" Back... With a New Apron
• The Rebirth of Brookley Center
• Camelot – Where Senior Citizens Thrive
• The Impact of School Building Age on Pupil Achievement: Counterpoint
• Surplus School Space – Options and Trends

Journal 18, Issue 6, November/December 1980

• Planning an Educational Facility for Cultural Interaction
• The Reflection of Attitudes to Education in Architecture
• CEBRACE – Centro Brasileiro de Construcoes e Equipamentos Escolares
• Planning for School Building in Hong Kong
• CONESCAL
• World Bank
• Federal Regulations and the Cost of School Building Alterations
• Energy Extra: Reducing Energy Costs in Ohio Schools with Computerized Energy Management

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Journal 17, Issue 1, January/February 1979

• Barrier Free Design: A Report on the State of the Art
• 504 Isn't That Bad!!
• Is Anybody Concerned About the Qualifications of the Handicapped... or Only the Inabilities?
• Energy Extra: Designing for Energy Conservation
• From a Utopian Environment... to Where?
• Selected References for Further Information

Journal 17, Issue 2, March/April 1979

• Considerations for Policy Decisions Affecting Allocation of State Capital Outlay Funds
• State Capital Outlay Funding in Florida
• School District Bond Issues: Implications for Reform in Financing Capital Outlay
• Study to Ascertain Variables Relevant to Facility Needs Determination
• The Maryland Public School Construction Program
• Energy Extra: Combined Active and Passive Solar Space Heating and Solar Hot Water Systems for an Elementary School in Boise, Idaho
• Legal Aspects of Federal Funding of School Construction
• Equalization, The Courts and Capital Expenditure

Journal 17, Issue 3, May/June 1979

• Demographic Trends: The Implications and Costs for Public Education
• Preparing Planners for Today – A Proposed Seminar on Declining Enrollments
• Under-Used School Buildings: Why Can't Everyone Get into the Act?
• Energy Extra: Energy Savings vs. Comfort – and the Effect of Humidity
• Whites Creek Comprehensive High School – A New Concept in Flexibility
• Rediscover the Future
• Establishing Competencies and Learning Experiences for Programs Preparing School Administrators for Facility Planning Responsibilities in the State of Washington

Journal 17, Issue 4, July/August 1979

• Why Construction Management?
• Construction Management – An Application
• Utilization of Surplus School Buildings
• Energy Extra: Energy Efficiency in School Renovation – Hand Middle School Shows How
• New Facility Challenges = New Creative Solutions
• Participatory Design in Grand Rapids: Second Generation Planning
• Schools for a New City: A Rural School System's Planned Response to Rapid Growth and Change

Journal 17, Issue 5, September/October 1979

• Eminent Domain: The Educational Planning Tool of Last Resort
• Mifflin High School – New Design Ideas that Work
• Energy Extra: With the Four-Day Week, Energy Conservation is Everyone's Business at DCCC
• Energy Management Bulletin: Microprocessors for Physical Plant Control Systems
• The Impact of Color and Lighting in Schools
• Aesthetic Factors in School Vandalism
• The Humane Ecology of School Crime: A Case for Small Schools
• Movable Bottom Pools: The Ultimate in Flexibility

Journal 17, Issue 6, November/December 1979

• A Playground for Fun and Learning
• The Physical Environment and the Learning Process
• Utilization of University Facilities for School-Age Children
• School Building Design: The Building as an Instructional Tool
• A Place to Call Our Own
• Energy Extra: Solar Collection Systems: The Rationale
• Another Challenge in Conserving Electrical Energy – KVA
• School Planners Can Share in Rebuilding Public Confidence in Schools

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Journal 16, Issue 1, January/February 1978

• The Young Planner: Elementary School Children and the Planning Process
• The Impact of School Building Age on School Achievement in Georgia
• School Buildings: Ambassadors of Goodwill
• Research Review: Renovation and Student Attitudes

Journal 16, Issue 2, March/April 1978

• Form and Function of Modern Educational Facilities
• Architect Melds Present and Future Needs in Design of Flexible Vocational Training Center
• Specifications for School Facility Key Controlled Security

Journal 16, Issue 3, May/June 1978

• Design for Daycare – An Architecture of its Own
• The Rise and Fall of Open Space for Instructors
• Professional Directions for CEFP
• Energy Extra: Lighting

Journal 16, Issue 4, July/August 1978

• Energy Management and Energy Audits for Schools
• A Systematic Approach to Energy Conservation
• Preliminary Energy Audits for Existing Buildings
• Acquiring Professional Services for Energy Management
• Implementing Audit Recommendations
• Energy Extra: Effectiveness of Fuel Oil Additives for Increasing Boiler Efficiency

Journal 16, Issue 5, September/October 1978

• Community Education – A National Perspective
• Community Education: A Concept Come of Age
• Interagency Projects – A Challenge for Planners (But Well Worth the Effort)
• The Changing Planning Process for Planning Future Forms of "Community" Education
• Re-Use as an Option
• School and Community: A New Partnership for Wayne-Westland
• Nathan Hale Community School, Toledo, Ohio: A Study in Grassroots Community Planning
• Energy Extra: Energy Planning: The Community Must Take Charge

Journal 16, Issue 6, November/December 1978

• Changing Building Forms for Community Colleges
• A Formula for Determining the Instructional Cost per Full-Time Student Equivalent (FTE) of 15 Semesters Each and the Total Educational Cost per FTE for Public Community Colleges
• The Gym the Jocks Built
• Ten Years of Open Space: An Evaluation
• Energy Extra: Thermal Energy Storage

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Journal 15, Issue 1, January/February 1977

• The Fuel Schools Use
• School Supplies and Equipment, 1976
• What the Community Wants

Journal 15, Issue 2, March/April 1977

• Economy, Efficiency and Equality: The Myth of Rural School District Consolidation
• Alternatives to Higher Education
• Noise Pollution and Schools: How Much is Too Much?
• Education and Business: Moving Toward Better Understanding

Journal 15, Issue 3, May/June 1977

• Architects-in-Schools – The First Year
• Stopping School Property Damage
• Some Sound Advice or a Short Course in School Acoustics

Journal 15, Issue 4, July/August 1977

• In the Land of the Golden Arches, Utility is King
• Modernization: Everybody's Doing It
• School Calendars and Energy Costs
• Violence in Schools

Journal 15, Issue 5, September/October 1977

• Facility Challenges in Retrospect and Prospect
• Other Points of View
• Energy Design for New Buildings

Journal 15, Issue 6, November/December 1977

• The Imperatives of Decline
• Selling Energy Design to the Client

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Journal 14, Issue 1, January/February 1976

• What We Think and What We Do... A Report of Teacher Attitudes and Practices in Open and Traditional Space Facilities
• Modular Design for Activity Spaces in the Physical Education-Intramural Complex
• Keys to a Successful Building Program

Journal 14, Issue 2, March/April 1976

• School Construction in Developing Countries
• Construction Management: Building Schools Faster in the International Marketplace

Journal 14, Issue 3, May/June 1976

• Educational Planning – The View from a Superintendent's Office
• Designing Environments for Effective Media Utilization

Journal 14, Issue 4, July/August 1976

• Architecture in the Schools
• New Schools Via a True Owner/Architect/Contractor Team
• School Site and a New Aerial Photogrammetric Technique

Journal 14, Issue 5, September/October 1976

• Harris Hillman School – A "Special" Place
• Teacher Attitudes and Practices in Open and Traditional Spaces: A Comparison
• The St. Hilda's Redevelopment Project

Journal 14, Issue 6, November/December 1976

• Energy Conservation Through Rational Architecture and Planning
• Community College of Denver, North Campus, Denver, Colorado
• Parker Junior High School, Denver, Colorado
• Niskey Lake Middle School, Atlanta, Georgia
• George A. Towns Elementary School, Atlanta, Georgia
• Selecting Solar Equipment
• Information Sources on Solar Energy

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Journal 13, Issue 1, January/February 1975

• More Time – Better Planning
• Open Spaces... ...Closed Minds

Journal 13, Issue 2, March/April 1975

• New Environment for Achievement
• State Incentive to School Construction

Journal 13, Issue 3, May/June 1975

• Education at Work in an Open Environment
• Trends in Design and Construction of Educational Facilities

Journal 13, Issue 4, July/August 1975

• Design/Build/Bid: A Controversy
• Design/Build/Bid: What's Happening?
• Design/Build/Bid: Same Cast, New Script

Journal 13, Issue 5, September/October 1975

• The Politics of School Site Selection
• Space Management: The Variable Environment

Journal 13, Issue 6, November/December 1975

• "You Have to be Taught"
• Flexible Space: An Application that Parallels the Educational Experience

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Journal 12, Issue 1, January/February 1974

• Freedom from Diversity in Education
• School Planning has its own "Ghettos"

Journal 12, Issue 2, March/April 1974

• Effects of Thermal Environment on Learning Skills
• Designs for the Urban Educational Facility: Problems and Solutions

Journal 12, Issue 3, May/June 1974

• Year-Round Schools: A New Ball Game for Facility Planners

Journal 12, Issue 4, July/August 1974

• Energy Conservation
• Community Schools
• Enrollment Decline
• Internationalization
• Services for Handicapped
• Financing Facilities
• Changing Architecture
• The Future

Journal 12, Issue 5, September/October 1974

• Open Space Schools and the Non-Cognitive Domain
• 1974 Update: Project Simu-School

Journal 12, Issue 6, November/December 1974

• Criteria for Selecting School Furniture and Equipment for the Disabled
• An Introduction to Educational Facilities Planning in Israel

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Journal 11, Issue 1, January/February 1973

• More than Additional Space...
• Certification Program for Luminaries

Journal 11, Issue 2, March/April 1973

• Research: Another Look at Needs
• Orienting New Users to New Spaces
• Needed: Playground and Park Solution: Go to the Roof!

Journal 11, Issue 3, May/June 1973

• A "Scoop of the Sky" for LaVerne College
• Rebuilding a School: Four Views on Community Participation

Journal 11, Issue 4, July/August 1973

• Special Report: Energy Conservation: A New Challenge for Education

Journal 11, Issue 5, September/October 1973

• Evaluation of Expenditure Alternatives

Journal 11, Issue 6, November/December 1973

• The Effects of the Educational Facility on Social and Emotional Learning

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Journal 10, Issue 1, January/February 1972

• Columbus Technical Institute... Growing Into Tomorrow
• The Perils of Planning

Journal 10, Issue 2, March/April 1972

• Accountability in Planning Facilities
• Special Report: Cutting Hidden Costs in Planning and Construction of Educational Facilities
• Researching the Effects of Open Space

Journal 10, Issue 3, May/June 1972

• Occupational Education: Space Flexibility Through Space Sharing
• Facility Alternatives: A Synopsis of Ideas

Journal 10, Issue 4, July/August 1972

• Special Report: More New Trends in Education

Journal 10, Issue 5, September/October 1972

• Construction Management: The Team Concept
• Construction Management: Legal Implications

Journal 10, Issue 6, November/December 1972

• Selecting School Sites
• Analyzing Detroit's Initial Systems Project

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Journal 9, Issue 1, January/February 1971

• "The Plan was Great but the Issue Failed..."
• Discarding an Old School Building

Journal 9, Issue 2, March/April 1971

• What School Furniture Will Look Like Tomorrow
• Reaching Out
• A Systems Approach to Facility Planning

Journal 9, Issue 3, May/June 1971

• The Total Living Environment
• Special Report: How Do We Get There? A Reaction to New Trends in Education
• Inflationary Alternatives

Journal 9, Issue 4, July/August 1971

• An Ecologist Looks at Modern School Design
• Planning for New Space in Old Schools

Journal 9, Issue 5, September/October 1971

• The Great Room: Flexible Space for Education
• Special Report: Space: Catalyst for Education

Journal 9, Issue 6, November/December 1971

• Student-Community Involvement in School Facility Planning

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Journal 8, Issue 1, January/February 1970

• Contemporary Education in Woodland Setting
• ERIC/CEF Get Ready... Get Set...
• Florida's Systems Schools: Rx for More Schools vs. Fewer Dollars

Journal 8, Issue 2, March/April 1970

• The Changing Role of the School Board Member in Educational Facility Planning

Journal 8, Issue 3, May/June 1970

• Humanizing Schools: The Community School Planning Process
• Planners..! Your Systems Schools are Under-Achievers

Journal 8, Issue 4, July/August 1970

• Special Report: New Directions in School Furniture
• Arlington's Unique Education Center
• Miami-Dade's Mini-Charrette

Journal 8, Issue 5, September/October 1970

• Fulton-Montgomery Community College: Two Views
• Special Report: New Trends in Education
• The School Board Member Revisited

Journal 8, Issue 6, November/December 1970

• The System to Systems
• Flexibility in School Design

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Journal 7, Issue 1, January/February 1969

• New High Rise for Teacher Education
• Technique for a Facility Design Planning Conference
• The School System's Dilemma Part 1: Yesterday's Schools for Tomorrow's Education/a>

• Add-on Facilities: Complement or Compromise?
• The Physical Plant
• The School System's Dilemma Part 2: When is it a Dilemma? ... a Reaction
• SCSD: Designing Facilities for Curriculum Change

Journal 7, Issue 3, May/June 1969

• The Franklin School: A New Job for an Old Facility
• Burlington County College
• The Evolution of Auxiliary Personnel in Education

Journal 7, Issue 4, July/August 1969

• A Creative Facility for the Creative Arts
• Changing Patterns of School Design
• Projection for the Seventies

Journal 7, Issue 5, September/October 1969

• Planning Tomorrow's Facilities for Vocational-Technical Education
• Micro-Teaching: Structuring the Art of Teaching

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Journal 6, Issue 1, January/February 1968

• Vocational-Technical Education in the Big City

Journal 6, Issue 2, March/April 1968

• Facilitating Individual Learning
• Innovations in Facilities, Programs
• Middle School Open-Space Opportunities

Journal 6, Issue 3, May/June 1968

• The School That Became a House

Journal 6, Issue 4, July/August 1968

• What is a Student-Centered College?