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In 1981 Goodwin and his family moved to
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building designs as well as efficiency of building design as seen in many of his educational and municipal buildings. Examples of his sustainable and efficiency ideas include the use of sloping glass, earth berms, solar energy, hexagonal structures framed in as parallelograms, light and body heat as
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After graduation, Goodwin returned to
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would go on to design many more schools. He would however involve himself in real estate as a developer and keep the name
Michael & Kemper Goodwin Ltd. when developing the Elks Run subdivision in Flagstaff. In 1995 Michael returned to Phoenix living in an adobe home on
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Town Hall (1971–1975): the low slung earth berm surrounded building reflects the residential image of the town
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In 1969 Goodwin ran for his districts seat in the Arizona House of Representatives on the
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Sunrise Middle School (1980–1981): classroom buildings built using SLU method
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ticket. He would go on to serve two terms in the House. In 1975 he ran for
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heat sources, modular portable building elements, and rooftop parking.
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was a local architect, who designed two buildings which are now on the
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Bateman Physical Sciences Center (Advanced Chemistry Building) (1982)
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Goodwin died of pulmonary fibrosis on May 4, 2011, at the age of 72.
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Multi-use Building Addition at Campo Bello Elementary School (1976)
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Bateman Physical Sciences Center (Chemistry Stores Building) (1979)
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He was also one of the first architects to experiment in green and
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Garden Showcase Apartments (now MarQ at 1st) Tempe, Arizona (1984)
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Multi-use Building Addition at Larkspur Elementary School (1978)
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Auditorium addition at C.J. Jorgensen Elementary School (1975)
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Mathematics Building at ASU was Michael's first major design.
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Desert Shadows Elementary School (1972 with Kemper Goodwin)
889:"DECEMBER HISTORIC LEGENDS: KEMPER & MICHAEL GOODWIN"
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Kyrene de las Lomas Elementary School (1976) (Demolished)
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Tempe Chamber of Commerce, Tempe, Arizona, (1970 unbuilt)
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Indian Bend Elementary School (1972 with Kemper Goodwin)
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St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Coolidge, Arizona (1976)
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Arredondo Elementary School (1972 with Kemper Goodwin)
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Many other local elementary, middle, and high schools
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Michael Goodwin Residence, Tempe, Arizona (1968–1969)
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C.O. Greenfield Elementary/Middle School (1977–1980)
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Addition to C. I. Waggoner Elementary School (1975)
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Hudson Elementary School (1967 with Kemper Goodwin)
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United States Post Office, Prescott, Arizona (1989)
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United Bank Building, Tempe, Arizona (1980 unbuilt)
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Arizona architect, state representative (1939–2011)
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321:Maricopa County Warehouse, Phoenix, Arizona (1974)
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643:Images and Insights: Reflections of an Architect
675:"Michael Goodwin, noted Valley architect, dies"
416:(1976): a very early design in solar technology
383:Central Boiler Plant (1967 with Kemper Goodwin)
214:youngest person ever to become a Fellow of the
96:Joan c. Robison (1962-1993), SAM (m. 2006–2011)
945:"Arizona Republic 25 Feb 1968, page Page 100"
104:2, Matthew Goodwin and Lisa (Goodwin) Michael
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