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2007-06-25 16:26:57 Micheal Corbett was the sole designer and developer of the world famous "Village Homes" in Davis, CA. Based on his lifelong interest in architecture and the environment, he developed one of the first solar and environmental communities in the world.
- Ahwahnee Principles
Michael Corbett; Andres Duany Elizabeth Moule Elizabeth...
- Judy Corbett
Judy Corbett is a notable local author.She is also a...
- Us Bicycling Hall of Fame
This is one of the predecessors of all modern human powered...
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The Central Park Gardens are located in Davis' award-winning...
- Village Homes
Village Homes was designed and built (starting in 1964) by...
- Covell Village
Covell Village was designed by Michael Corbett, who also...
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Michael Corbett from 1988 to 1989; Maynard Skinner from 1991...
- Louis
2007-06-25 18:58:49 Hi Philip: unfortuneately you do not...
- Winters
Welcome to the LocalWiki for Winters, California, USA! This...
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Davis is governed by a five-member council elected at-large...
- Ahwahnee Principles
Michael J Corbett lives in El Macero, CA. They have also lived in West Sacramento, CA and Davis, CA. Michael is related to James R Corbett and Georgia K Corbett as well as 1 additional person. Phone numbers for Michael include: (530) 792-1044. View Michael's cell phone and current address.
Jessica Bain interviews Michael Corbett, developer and designer of Village Homes in Davis California.
The principal designer of Village Homes was architect Mike Corbett who began planning in the 1960s, with construction continuing from south to north from the 1970s through the 1980s.
Feb 21, 2014 · I’ve recently discovered a truly inspiring housing development in Davis, California. This is not new news–it was built in the 1980’s, but it’s new to me and worth sharing. Village Homes is the brainchild of architect/developer Michael Corbett. It encompasses 70 acres and 200-some homes.
Designed and developed by Michael and Judy Corbett in the 1 970s, Village Homes consists of 242 single- and multi- family residences on sixty acres. Houses are planned as energy-conserving buildings around common open spaces with play areas and shared gardens.
1978 – Those students connect with Michael and Judy Corbett to create permanently affordable, cooperative housing in the newly forming Village Homes. They agree and Co-signed the original financing for the Sunwise Co-op.
