Publications
Faculty at the Interdisciplinary Design Institute
are actively published in their respective fields. Their
scholarship includes research and writing
books, book chapters,
and peer
reviewed articles.
Presentations
In
addition to publications, many faculty give invited presentations in
the greater Spokane area, at professional conferences, and other
universities and locales throughout the nation.
BOOKS
David Wang, Architecture in
the eye of the Beholder: A Comparative Introduction to Ideas and
Buildings in the European and Confucian Tradition, (under peer
review)
Keith Diaz Moore, Geboy, L. &
Weisman G. (in press) Designing a Better Day: Planning and
Design Guidelines for Adult and Dementia Day Centers.
Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
David Wang, Chinese translation
issued of Architectural Research Methods, Beijing, China:
China Machine Press, April 2005.
David Wang,
Editor, Sounding
Spokane: Perspectives on the Built Environment of a Regional City
1995 - 2005.
BOOK CHAPTERS
John Turpin, Domestic Doyennes:
Purveyors of Atmospheres Spokane and Visual (printed), Intimus:
Interior Design Theory Reader, eds. Mary Taylor and Julieanna
Preston. John Wiley & Sons, New York, New York
Matthew Melcher, co-authored
"The Prospective Aesthetic and the Search for an Authentic
Urbanism," for Sounding
Spokane: Perspectives on the Built Environment of a Regional City
1995 - 2005.
David Wang, "A New
Generation of Yaodong Cave Dwellings in China," (with L. Jiaping
and Y. Liu) in Alan Dearling and Graham Meltzer, Another Kind of
Space: Creating Ecological Dwellings and Environments, (Dorset, UK:
Enabler Publications 2003). 64-66.
Book Reviews
David Wang, Journal of
Architectural Education: Wu Hung: “Remaking Beijing: Tianamen
Square and the Creation of a Political Space”. Chicago,
Illinois, University of Chicago Press, Spring 2006
David Wang, Washington State
Magazine, Caroline T. Swope, “Classic Houses of Seattle,
Portland, Oregon”, Timber Press, Spring 2006
PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES
David
Wang, A Form of Affection: Sense of Place and Social
Structure in the Chinese Courtyard House, accepted by the
Journal of Interior Design, Spring 2006
John Turpin, Out of the Living
Room and Into the Lobby: Dorothy Draper Redefines the Professional
Boundaries of the Interior Design Profession, 8th
Annual Dorich House Conference, Kingston, UK, May 2006
Judy Theodorson, Loving Light:
At the Intersection of Design and Technology. 22nd
National Beginning Design Student Conference Proceedings, April 2006
Judy Theodorson and R. Mohr,
Light Models: Conceptualizing Light. Design Communication
Association Biennial Conference Proceedings, September 2005
Nancy Clark Brown,
"Aesthetic Composition and the
Language of Light, A Subject of Academic Inquiry”,
published in the eJournal of Interior Design (ejid.org) and
presented at the IDEC International Conference in Savannah, GA,
March 2005
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
David Wang, invited lecture and
workshop leader on Research Methods for Interior Design Theses
Projects. Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March
2006
David Wang, invited speaker and
JID Writers Workshop leader at the Interior Design Educators Council
international meeting, Phoenix, Arizona, March 2006
Judy Theodorson, R. Mohr, invited
speakers at the Society for Building Science Educator’s annual
conference on Light’s Sweet Allure. Savannah, Georgia, June
2005
Robert Scarfo, invited to speak
to Leadership Spokane on “Healthy Communities, Healthy
Environments: seeing beyond the negative hype”, November 2004
Matthew Cohen, invited to speak
at the 2005 Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural
Historians, Vancouver, BC April 6-10. Peer reviewed paper titled
“A Late Medieval Proportional System in Brunelleshchi’s Basilica of
San Lorenzo in Florence”.
David Wang, Invited by the Oslo
Academy of Architecture (Norway) as guest instructor for a one week
course on architectural research for doctoral students. The
doctoral program at the AHO is using my book Architectural
Research Methods (co-authored with L. Groat), October 2004.
David Wang, invited by the
Kunming University of Science and Technology (China) as a guest
lecturer for one week. Four lectures were given to architecture
students and faculty: 2 lectures on architectural education in the
United States, 1 lecture on Professional Practice, and one lecture
on sustainability and town planning, November 2004.
David Wang, invited speaker at
the Interior Design Educators Council national annual meeting,
Savannah, Georgia. Presented a workshop with Nancy Blossom on
Research and Writing, March, 2005.
David Wang, invited to speak at
the Environmental Design Research Association Annual Conference in
Vancouver, BC. Presentation titled “Confucius and the Solar
System”. |