Peregrine Workshop

The collaborative group Peregrine Workshop, comprised of Andrea and Gary Urbiel Goldner, employs vocabulary and expertise from the disciplines of ecology, mathematics, kinesiology, visual art, engineering, and landscape architecture. They tell the story of places using verbal and visual methods. Their recent work includes a US Department of State Fulbright project, Community Appliances: Resilient Places in the City Landscape and a children’s book in English, Moroccan Arabic, French, Arabic, and Spanish about community ovens and other neighborhood spaces in North Africa. The book represents the first of many planned about community spaces around the world, meant to encourage young community members to consider how places are made and how they fit into them.

• Or Sleep When They Should Sing
• If You Watch Goldfish Everyday From Winter to Spring
• Goose on a Roof Happens in the Fog
• City Lights Make Them Sing When They Should Sleep
• American Pilgrims