Part 4 of the series that describes what could have been the Disneyland Resort as proposed in 1991. This time the focus is on the guiding principles of the project.

A sneak peek into Gallery 8 of the Walt Disney Family Museum. This gallery is focused on Walt's love of nature and the True-Life Adventure series.

In this article, Samland starts to detail one of the 15 core design patterns that create beautiful spaces. The focus is on levels of scale and he uses Cinderella Castle to illustrate his point.

My tour of the proposed 1991 expansion of the Disneyland resort continues. This article focuses on things like the hotels, shopping, and the circulation system. The series concludes next week.

The final installment (for now) of the Process of Unfolding series. The deep seated design patterns that enhance the degree of life within the public spaces at the Disney theme parks.

And now for the final chapter in my peek at the proposed 1991 Disneyland Resort Master Plan. Check out the circulation system. Almost as exciting as WESTCOT!

A great pictoral essay about the Napa Rose restaurant patio in Disneyland.

Considered the first Imagineer, Roger Broggie was the head of the Disney Studios machine shop. When Walt decided to take his doctor’s advice and find a hobby, running a miniature railroad was his decision. He turned to Roger to help him build his railroad and the seeds of Disneyland where just planted. This book is by Michael Broggie, Roger's son.