<body bgcolor="#333333" text="#999999" link="#FFFFFF" vlink="#CCCCCC" alink="#6699CC"><br><br>Mazria Inc. was established in 1978 as Mazria Associates, Inc. Since its inception, our office has operated like a small design studio where innovation, experimentation and research is encouraged . Our expertise in building and site ecology and its design principles, technologies and applications is the result of this approach to architectural design. We are internationally recognized as a leader in the field of environmental design and daylighting in architecture. Our office is unique in that we apply these principles to all of our projects.<br><br>
Mazria, E. 1978. A design and sizing procedure for direct gain,
thermal storage wall, attached greenhouse and roof pond systems.
<i>Proceedings of the Second National Passive Solar Conference,</i>
Philadelphia, 1978. Washington D.C.; U.S. Energy Research and Development
Administration. <br>
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Mazria, E. 1979. <i>The Passive Solar Energy Book,</i> Emmaus, Pennsylvania:
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Rodale Press. <br>
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Rush, R. 1981. Sandia Sanity, <i>Progressive Architecture,</i> April
1981, pp. 134-137. <br>
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Mazria, E. 1982. Goodbye to the Universal Passive House, <i>Solar
Age,</i> June 1982, cover <br>
and pp. 16-17. <br>
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Fisher, T. 1983. Post-industrial Architecture, <i>Progressive Architecture,</i>
April 1983, <br>
pp. 109-113. <br>
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Mazria, E., Kodama, Y. 1983. The Search for Another Architectural
Vocabulary, <i>Kenchiku Bunka,</i> April 1983, pp. 74-75. <br>
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Editor. 1989. On the Cover, <i>Sunworld,</i> November, 1989, vol.
13, No. 4, cover <br>
and p. 127. <br>
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Mazria, E. 1991. Sacred by Design, <i>Progressive Architecture,</i>
March 1991, pp. 74-75. <br>
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Mazria, E. 1991. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, <i>Process:
Architecture,</i> September 1991, No. 98, pp.148-149. <br>
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Klenkenborg, T. 1998. New Mexico's Sol y Sombra: A Unique Gathering
of Buildings, Plants and Ideas, <i>Architectural Digest, </i>June
1998, pp. 96-106. <br>
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Mazria, E., and Riskin, M. 1999. Architectural Design: Nature's
Way. <i>Public Garden,</i> January 1999, vol. 14, No. 1, pp .43-56.
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Riskin, M. 1999. <i>New Mexico's Historic Places,</i> Santa Fe,
New Mexico <br>
Ocean Tree Book. <br>
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Berkovitch, Ellen. 2000. Santa Fe's neomodern look: New architecture
alters the cityscape. <i>Pasatiempo, </i>March 2000, pp .36-39.
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