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Carmody, John, and Raymond Sterling. Earth sheltered housing
design. Underground Space Center, University of Minnesota.
2nd ed. New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1985. 350 p. Sterling, Raymond, and John Carmody. Underground space design.
Designed and illustrated by John Carmody. Underground Space Center,
Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering, University of Minnesota.
New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1993. 328 p. Van Lohuizen, H. P. S. New dimensions for the twenty-first century.
Tunnelling and underground space technology, v. 7, Apr.
1992: 105-108.
Subject headings used by the Library of Congress, under which books on underground space can be located in most card, book, and online catalogs, include the following:
Boyer, Lester L., and Walter T. Grondzik. Earth shelter technology.
College Station, Tex., Texas A&M University Press, c1987. 221
p. Edelhart, Mike. The handbook of earth shelter design.
Garden City, Doubleday, 1982. 235 p. T Klodt, Gerald. Earth sheltered housing. Reston, Va., Reston
Pub. Co., c1985. 296 p. Rollwagen, Mary, Susan Taylor, and T. Lance Holthusen. The
consumer's guide to earth sheltered housing: a step-by-step workbook
for prospective owners. New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co.,
c1984. 163 p. Wade, Herb. Building underground: the design and construction
handbook for earth-sheltered houses. Emmaus, Pa., Rodale Press,
c1983. 289 p.
Baggs, S. (Sydney), David W. Baggs, and Joan C. Baggs. New ed.
Australian earth-covered buildings. Kensington, NSW, Australia,
New South Wales University Press; Portland, Ore., Available in North
America through International Specialized Book Services, 1991. 184
p. Carmody, John, and Raymond Sterling. Underground building design:
commercial and institutional structures. Underground Space
Center, University of Minnesota. New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold
Co., c1983. 254 p. Carter, David. Build it underground: a guide for the self-builder
& building professional. New York, Sterling, c1982. 208
p. Frenette, Edward R. Earth sheltering: the form of energy and
the energy of form. Editor, T. Lance Holthusen. American Underground-Space
Association, in conjunction with their 1981 design competition.
New York, Pergamon Press, c1981. 245 p. Golany, Gideon. Earth-sheltered habitat: history, architecture,
and urban design. New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1983. 240
p. LaNier, Royce. Geotecture: subterranean accommodation and the
architectural potential of earthworks. South Bend, Ind., c1970.
72 p. Lesser, Wendy. The life below the ground: a study of the subterranean
in literature and history. Boston, Faber and Faber, c1987.
207 p. Scott, Ray G. The underground home answer book. Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa., Tab Books, c1983. 263 p. Williams, Rosalind H. Notes on the underground: an essay on
technology, society, and the imagination. Cambridge, Mass.,
MIT Press, c1990. 265 p.
Ahrens, Donna, Tom Ellison, and Raymond Sterling. Earth sheltered
homes: plans and designs. Underground Space Center, University
of Minnesota. New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., c1981. 125 p.
Bulson, P. S. Buried structures: static and dynamic strength.
London, New York, Chapman and Hall, 1985. 227 p. DeBord, David Douglas, and Thomas R. Dunbar. Earth-sheltered
landscapes: site considerations for earth-sheltered environments.
New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1985. 126 p. Golany, Gideon. Chinese earth-sheltered dwellings: indigenous
lessons for modern urban design. Honolulu, University of Hawaii
Press, c1992. 178 p. Golany, Gideon. Earth-sheltered dwellings in Tunisia: ancient
lessons for modern design. Newark, Del., University of Delaware
Press; London, Associated University Presses, c1988. 164 p. Golany, Gideon. Urban underground space design in China: vernacular
and modern practice. Newark, Del., University of Delaware Press;
London, Associated University Presses, c1989. 160 p. Macdonald, Angus Wyman. Building your own earth-tempered home:
a construction manual. Hendersonville, N.C., Mother Earth News,
1984. 96 p. Scott, Ray G. How to build your own underground home.
2nd ed. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., Tab Books, c1985. 209 p. Sterling, Raymond, John Carmody, and Gail Elnicky. Earth sheltered
community design: energy-efficient residential development.
Underground Space Center, University of Minnesota. New York, Van
Nostrand Reinhold Co., c1981. 270 p. Underground structures: design and construction. Edited
by R. S. Sinha. Amsterdam, New York, Elsevier; New York, distributors
for the U.S. and Canada, Elsevier Scientific Pub. Co., 1991. 529
p. (Developments in geotechnical engineering, 59B) Underground structures: design and instrumentation. Edited
by R. S. Sinha. Amsterdam, New York, Elsevier; New York, distributors
for the U.S. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1989. 480 p.
(Developments in geotechnical engineering, 59A) University of Minnesota. Underground Space Center. Earth sheltered
housing: code, zoning, and financing issues. Prepared by Ray
Sterling, Roger Aiken, John Carmody. Rev. ed. New York, Van Nostrand
Reinhold Co., c1981. 143 p.
American Society of Civil Engineers. Underground Construction Research
Council. The use of underground space to achieve national goals;
report of a program for improving the effectiveness of underground
construction. Prepared by Robert F. Baker and others. New York,
1972. 335 p. Conference on Re-shaping Cities Using Underground Construction,
Melbourne, 1974. Conference on Re-shaping Cities Using Underground
Construction, Melbourne, October 21-22, 1974. Organised by
the Australian Tunnelling Committee of the Australian Geomechanics
Society. Sydney, Institution of Engineers, Australia, [1974?] 91
p. (Institution of Engineers, Australia, National conference publication,
no. 74/5) Design and performance of underground excavations: ISRM Symposium,
Cambridge, U.K., 3-6 September 1984. Conception et comportement
des excavations souterraines. Editors, E. T. Brown and J. A. Hudson.
London, British Geotechnical Society; Distributed by T. Telford,
1984. 518 p. Underground Space Conference and Exposition, Kansas City, Mo.,
1981. The potential of earth-sheltered and underground space:
today's resource for tomorrow's space and energy viability: proceedings
of the Underground Space Conference and Exposition, Kansas
City, Missouri, June 8-10, 1981. Edited by T. Lance Holthusen. New
York, Pergamon Press, c1981. 503 p.
Keehn, Pauline A. Earth-sheltered houses: an annotated bibliography,
1950-1985. Jefferson, N.C., McFarland, c1987. 360 p. Moe, Christine. Underground space: a new resource. Monticello,
Ill., Vance Bibliographies, 1981. 12 p. (Public administration series--bibliography,
P-768)
Abstracting and Indexing Services which index relevant journal articles and other literature relevant to underground space development are listed below. Consult reference librarian for location of abstracting and indexing services in the Science Reading Room.
Journals that often contain relevant articles to underground space development include the following:
Digging in against jet noise, vandals. ENR, v. 224, Jan.
25, 1990: 16-17. Dorris, Virginia Kent, and Lee Yanowitch. Past, present, future
mix during final work at treasured Louvre. ENR, v. 229,
July 20, 1992: 24-27. Finnish Tunnelling Association. City planners' notions of rock
spaces. Tunnelling and underground space technology, v.
7, Oct. 1992: 399-406. Howells, D. J., and T. C. F. Chan. Development of a regulatory
framework for the use of underground space in Hong Kong. Tunnelling
and underground space technology, v. 8, Jan. 1993: 37-40. Kerr, William C., George J. Tamaro, and Daniel M. Hahn. Exchange
Place Station subsurface reconstruction and improvements. Journal
of construction engineering and management, v. 118, Mar. 1992:
166-178. Kind-Barkauskas, F. Creative aspects of and uses for underground
structures -- examples from Germany. Tunnelling and underground
space technology, v. 8, Jan. 1993: 25-30. Nishida, Y., and N. Uchiyama. Japan's use of underground space
in urban development and redevelopment. Tunnelling and underground
space technology, v. 8, Jan. 1993: 41-46. Smith, Robert J. Risk management for underground projects: cost-saving
techniques and practices for owners. Tunnelling and underground
space technology, v. 7, Apr. 1992: 109-118. Sterling, Ray, John Carmody, and Walter H. Rockenstein. Case study
of life safety standards for a large mined underground space facility
in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Tunnelling and underground space
technology, v. 7, Apr. 1992: 119-126. Watanabe, I., and others. Safety and disaster prevention measures
for underground space: an analysis of disaster cases. Tunnelling
and underground space technology, v. 7, Oct. 1992: 317-324.
Selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet boxes include the following: Cross, Michael. Japan invests millions in life underground. New scientist, v. 122, Apr. 29, 1989: 31. Global review of underground space '91/92. Westport, Conn., Green Global Publications, c1991. 96 p. Global review of underground space '93. Westport, Conn., Green Global Publications, c1993. 48 p. Groundworks: North American underground projects 1980-1989. Susan R. Nelson, editor. Minneapolis, Minn., American Underground-Space Association, 1989. 105 p. Ishioka, H. Security management for underground space. Tunnelling and underground space technology, v. 7, Oct. 1992: 335-338. Robbins, Richard J. Balancing risk and innovation in underground construction. AUA news, v. 7 winter 1992-93: 7-8. Underground cities may ease overcrowding. American city & county, v. 107, Mar. 1992: 22. Underground cities: Japan's answer to overcrowding. Futurist, v. 24, Jul./Aug. 1990: 29-32. Wells, Malcolm. Notes from underground: an architect's sketchbook. Futurist, v. 25, Jan./Feb. 1991: 29-32..
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