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Architecture for the Common Good (Places for Recreation, Wellness, Competitions and Joy)
| Expected release date is Sep 28th 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr., FAIA, is Chairman of ELS Architecture and Urban Design. For decades, as leader of the firm’s civic and higher-education portfolio, he has created projects whose earliest design stages are grounded in a highly inclusive process of engagement. This effort supports a design philosophy in which each project, as driven by its stakeholders, becomes a gathering point for the common good. The ELS projects here look at Mamuyac’s past 25 years of creating venues that use sports, recreation, and wellness programming to celebrate personal achievements and our collective potential. These are forward-looking places that honor their context – from culture and place to economics and politics – and create lasting benefits to users and the environment. Essays from collaborators, clients, and colleagues offer insight into the firm’s collaborative practice.
