Paul Rosenau - Publications

Publications

• "Humanizing the Suburbs", A Study in Redesigning Conventional Suburbia, Surrey, 1992.
• "Striking A Balance": A Community Conference for a Sustainable Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta, 1993.
• "Complete Communities: A New Way of Living" the goal of which was to produce a set of "actionable ideas" toward the development of mixed use and self-sustaining communities, Vancouver, Kelowna and Nanaimo, 1994.
• Co-authored "Complete Communities: Reconsidering the Way We Build Cities" in the world wide environment and policy magazine Ecodecision, 1995.
• "Striking A Balance": A Community Conference for a Sustainable Edmonton. 1996.
• "Visions ‘96": A builders' and developers' conference toward a new vision for Kelowna, Kelowna, Canada, 1996.
• "PICANADA 1996 Conference": Growth Management: Issues and Perspectives – Sustainability and Community Forms.
• "Complete Communities II: Pathways to Design and Implementation", Kelowna and Nanaimo, 1996.
• "Greater Vancouver Home Builders' Association Spring Lecture Series", Vancouver, Canada, 1997.
• Delta Council Workshop – Neo-Traditional Planning as Sustainable Design, 1997.
• UBC SCARP Community and Professional Programs – "Residential Site Planning and Sustainability", Summer, 1997.
• Urban Development Institute's "Real Estate Development Series" – New Urbanism and Site Design, Vancouver, 1997.
• Team Leader in the Second International Design Charrette for Sustainable Urban Landscapes, Burnaby, 1997.
• Beyond Agreement: Implementing Complete Communities in the Lower Mainland, New Westminster, 1997.
• The City Programme at SFU – "Suburbia in the 21st Century", Vancouver, 1998.
• "Alternative Development Standards for Sustainable Communities" A Region Wide Symposium, Surrey, 1998.
• 1999 Canadian Society of Landscape Architects Congress – "Landscape in Mind", Design and Sustainability, Vancouver, 1999.
• "The 29th International Making Cities Livable Conference" in Savannah, Georgia, March 4–8, 2001 - "The LOS Debate: Level of Service vs. Livability of Streets".
• The City Programme at SFU – "Designing Integrated Neighbourhoods", Vancouver, April 6, 2001.
• LASA XXIII Congreso Internacional organized by the Latin American Studies Association in Washington, D.C., September 2001. Panel: "Sustainability within the Built Environment of Havana" and Lecture: "Charting a Fresh Course: New Directions for Foreign Investment in Havana's Land Development".
• Co-authored "Necessary Ruins: Le Escuelas Nacionales de Arte, Havana, Cuba", Volume 6 of Critiques of Built Works of Landscape Architecture, Fall, 2001.
• "Achieving Economic Sustainability", Making Waves Conference, Canadian Institute of Planners, Vancouver, May 2002.
• Co-authored "Flirting with Capitalism: Land Development in Havana's Socialist Cuba" Urban Land Institute Magazine, Washington, D.C., October 2002.