The Magazine of AIA Minnesota
May-June 2001
Vol. 27, No. 3
Departments
Endangered Slated for demolition, the Johnson and Hearding schools in Aurora have potential as economic-development resources By Robert Roscoe
Interview Minnesotas affordable-housing shortage, says Caren Dewar, director of Community Development for the Metropolitan Council, affects everyone regardless of income By Heather Beal
Technology The fast-paced evolution of home technology presents challenges and opportunities for architects designing the 21st- century home By David Goehring, AIA
Talking Point The "absolute necessity" of Leopold, Muir and the unbuilt places of childhood By Bill Beyer, FAIA
Directory of AIA Minnesota Firms
Index of Firms by Building Type
Directory of Consultants
Advertising Index
Lost Minnesota Sumner Field Housing Project, Minneapolis By Jack El-Hai
Features
Farmhouse Modern David Salmela, AIA, combines a midwestern vernacular with high-style modernism in the award-winning design of Jones Farmstead in Nerstrand By Robert Gerloff, AIA
Heavenly Abode Bruce Abrahamson, FAIA, transforms a decrepit Oregon camp church into a charming vacation retreat By Camille LeFevre
Good Neighbor With sense and sensibility, TEA2 Architects designs a modest new house that slips seamlessly into its Minneapolis neighborhood By Jan L. Senn
Picture Perfect Robert Gerloff, AIA, fuses northwoods, urban loft and contemporary styles into home/studio/art gallery in the Wisconsin woods By Camille LeFevre
Bold Initiative CONstruct Architects gives a suburban lakeside home a fresh, contemporary look By Jan L. Senn
Generous By Design Architects who volunteer their time and design expertis e to nonprofit housing organizations discover a variety of rewards By Joel Hoekstra
The Elder-Care Continuum As this centurys senior population grows in size , affluence and influence, architects are anticipating demand with new residences that increase op tions, minimize loss and promote wellness By Camille LeFevre
Cover
Jones Farmstead
Architect: Salmela Architect
Photographer: Peter Bastianelli-Kerze
