James S. Russell

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“The Intelligent Exterior” on high-technology buildings systems that allow natural ventilation, natural daylight, and individual control of the thermal environment in office buildings while reducing energy consumption. (Magazine’s most extensive technically focused feature in 15 years.) Architectural Record, 10/1995

“Building an Outdoor Fireplace” how to, Martha Stewart Living, 11/2000.

“A House With a Mind of Its Own”  on home automation technology. The New York Times Magazine, Home Design, Fall 1997

“Building a House to Withstand a Hurricane” Brilliant Residence, Charleston, S.C., Raymond Huff, architect. The New York Times, 8/19/1993

“EIFS Systems: Quality Lost in the Translation?” Investigation of problem-plagued synthetic-stucco technology, Architectural Record, 7/1989

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About James Russell

James S. Russell is an architecture critic, journalist, teacher and consultant. He's the author of the book, The Agile City, and has written for publications like Architectural Record, Bloomberg News, NY Times and more. Continue reading

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