Up and down and up again. The American economy has recently shuddered between moments of exhilaration and despair. As the number of jobs outsourced increases and U.S. companies move out, one of the calls above the din of uncertainty is clear: America needs a new revolution in technology, innovation and manufacturing. This time, the revolution must be green, clean, and sustain America's economic engine and ingenuity far into the future. With the revival comes a new paradigm of industrial architecture and development able to support the path to redefining our economy. Understanding it requires a consideration of past models of industrial development and architecture.



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