Goody Clancy

Books

	Sustainable Preservation: Greening Existing Buildings Jean Carroon | Foreword by Richard Moe; John Wiley & Sons, 2010. See Wiley’s website for more details Order at Amazon.com Traditional Building Review (August 2011)
	Urban Design for an Urban Century: Placemaking for People Lance Jay Brown FAIA, David Dixon FAIA (Goody Clancy Principal), Oliver Gillham AIA; John Wiley & Sons, 2008. “The wisest, clearest introduction I know to the art and science of designing cities.”      ~Robert Campbell, Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic for The Boston Globe Goody Clancy principal David Dixon, FAIA, and co-authors encourage a wide range of readers to think about urban design in new ways and to understand the discipline’s power as a tool for adapting and enhancing America’s communities to benefit from increasingly rapid economic, environmental, social, and cultural changes. See Wiley’s website for more details Review in The Architect's Newspaper: http://www.archpaper.com/e-board_rev.asp?News_ID=3841
	About Place: Goody Clancy’s Architecture, Planning and Preservation Deborah K. Dietsch, Edizioni Press Inc., 2006. This book is available on Amazon.com
	Building Type Basics for Housing Rob Chandler AIA, David Dixon FAIA, Joan Goody FAIA (Goody Clancy Principals); edited by Stephen A. Kliment, John Wiley & Sons, 2005 This book is available on Amazon.com

• Urban Spaces No.4: The Design of Public Places
  John Morris Dixon, FAIA, 2006.
• Educational Environments No. 2
  Roger Yee, Visual Reference Publications, Inc., 2005.
• American School and University Architectural Portfolio 2005
  Features Burton Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship, Edited by Primedia Publishers, 2005.
• United States Courthouse Annex, Wheeling West Virginia, Goody Clancy Design (A General Services Administration White Book), edited by the GSA, 2005.
• The University as Urban Developer: Case Studies and Analysis
  Edited by David C. Perry and Wim Wiewel, Published by M.E. Sharpe, Inc., in corporation with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 2005.
• Preservation Handbook: Historic Preservation and Sustainable Design
  Jean Carroon AIA LEED, National Trust for Historic Preservation, 2005.

Articles

• Emmanuel College - Wilkens Science Center
•  The University of Chicago - New dorm deepens community feel on South Campus (includes video)
•  Georgetown University’s School of Business: Traditional, Modern, and Energy-Efficient
• “The Greening of the Yard,” by Allan Freeman, Preservation, Jan/Feb 2008
• "A Commitment to Community," by Kim A. O'Connell, Traditional Building, December 2008
• “Finding Common Ground,” by Kim A. O’Connoll, Traditional Building, June 2007
• “Clock Tower Restoration,” American School & University, February 2007
• “2006 Best of Architecture: ‘Towers were the height of fashion’,” by Robert Campbell, The Boston Sunday Globe, March 18, 2007
• “House of Worship – Staying Power,” by Katrine Ames, House & Garden, November 2006.
• “Architectural Design & the Collaborative Research Environment,” by Roger Goldstein FAIA, LEED, Cell, October 2006
• “MIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences Complex, Cambridge, Massachusetts,” by Nancy Levinson, Architectural Record, July 2006
• “Brains and Trains—An MIT Neurosciences Center Quietly Stands Up to Other Freshman on Campus,” by Nancy Levinson, ID Magazine, March 2006
• “Fabricating Pluralism,” by Jamie Horwitz, AD: Architecture Design. Issue—The New Mix: Culturally Dynamic Architecture. October 2005
• “Civic Engagement: An Interview with Joan Goody FAIA, Recipient of the BSA Honor Award,” by Rebecca Barnes FAIA, ArchitectureBoston, January 2006
• “Harvard Yard’s Renovated Sever Hall Deserves a Long Look,” by Robert Campbell,
  The Boston Sunday Globe, March 2006
• “Studying the Brain in Building of Understated Beauty,” by Robert Campbell, The Boston Globe. December 2005
• “Hill Dining Center, Mojo Renovation Approved,” The University Record, September 2005, Vol. 61, No.3
• “Residential Development Comes to Louisville Waterfront,” Multifamily Trends, January/February 2006
• “Fostering Interaction,” by Roger Goldstein, Building Blocks of the Mind, The McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT, November 2005
• “Brain Power,” by Martin Filler,” Home and Garden, March 2006
• “Big Job, Not So Easy,” Boston Herald, September 2005
• “Goody Clancy Celebrates 50 Years of Innovation with Sensitivity and Context,”
  New England Real Estate Journal, April 2005
• “Well Conceived Strategies Rejuvenate Research Environment,” by Julie Higgenbotham, Research and Design Magazine, May 2004
• “Making A New History at Trinity Church,” The Boston Globe, June 2004
• “House of Many Treasures Gets The Gilding It Needed,” The New York Times, September 2004
• “Dorms of Distinction,” by David M. Briggs, The Plain Dealer, September 2004
• “For the People,” by Linda K. Monroe, Buildings Magazine, October 2004
• "A Boston Federal Building Is Going Green at Age 72,” The New York Times, December 2004
• “Beyond Net to Gross: Analogue Tools for Thinking with Non Architects about the Design of Circulation and Other Shared Spaces, by Jamie Horwitz, 2005 American Institute of Architects Report on University Research
• “Seattle’s Goal, Create History, Not Crowds,” Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, December 2004
• “Goody Clancy design for MIT’s Dreyfus Lab Named 2004 Renovated Lab of the Year,” New England Real Estate Journal, February 2005
• “Growing Downward: Trinity Church Opens an Amazing New Space,” by Robert Campbell, The Boston Sunday Globe, February 2005
• “Best of the New,” The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, March 2005
• “Tapping the Synergies of Green Building and Historic Preservation,” by Nancy Solomon, Architectural Record, January 2003