July 1990, SF, “Construction Criticism,” Clement Safeway, p. 12, Vol. 2, No. 7.

April 1990, SF, “James Heron: An Architect Drafts A New Line,” Ginny Graves, p. 34, Vol. 1, No. 4.

April/May 1990, GOOD NEIGHBORS, “The Best of Neighbors.”

March 20, 1990, HANSARD COPY OF ALBERTA LEGISLATURE, Affordable Housing.

Summer 1990, WORLD OF WIRSBO, “Radiant Heating Keeps Kids Comfy at Stanford’s Child Care Center,” David Sheridan, Stanford Childcare Center, p. 2, Vol. 1, No. 2.

Summer 1990, CANADIAN HOUSING, “Small is Affordable,” Jocelyn Duff, pp. 17-23, Vol. 7, No. 2.

January  1990, CCAC NEWS, “Donald MacDonald’s  Starter Home.”

Jan/Feb 1990, DESIGN/COST DATA, “Architects Award Outstanding Service,” p. 8.

Winter 1989, CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENTAL QUARTERLY, “Deinstitutionalizing Architecture for Children: Stanford Arboretum Children’s Center,” Donald MacDonald, pp. 40-47, Vol. 6 No. 4.

December 1989, ART NEWS, “California Architecture Traditions and Trends,” John Chase, p. 138.

September 1989, SAN FRANCISCO FOCUS, “Since We’re Neighbors...” Carolyn Ozarchuk, Clement / Safeway Opposition, p. 16.

Summer 1989, ARCHITEKTUR UND BAU INSTALLATION, “Tdie Funktion Eine Folge der Asthetik?” Dr. Herwig Parton.

April 1989, SAN FRANCISCO FOCUS, “Architect as Hero,” Ken Kelly, p. 93.

1989, APX6, “Preservation of historic buildings in the U.S.” A. Kuthryartsev, p. 116.

1989, OBLONG, “Creating with Intuition,” Donald MacDonald, pp. 68-73.

December 1988, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REAL EASTATE JOURNAL,“Affordable Housing the Fading American Dream,” Donald MacDonald, p. 22.

October 1988, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA HOME & GARDEN, “MacDonald Cottage,” Duboce / Steiner Garden Cottages, p. 77.

July 1988, ARCHITECTURE, “One Architect Movement for Affordable Housing,” John Pastier, pp. 64-71.

July 1988, SOONER MAGAZINE, “Home Sweet Home, the Fading American Dream,” Donald MacDonald, pp. 10-15, Vol. 8, No. 2.

July 1988, SUN/COAST ARCHITECT/BUILDER, “Starter Home, San Francisco,” Mini-houses, pp. 20-21, Vol. 53, No. 7.

March 1988, AMERICAN HEALTH, “People Helping People,” Dana Longstreet, City Sleepers, pp. 63-64, Vol. 7, No. 2.

December 1987, CAKE MAGAZINE, “Adobes for People Who Sleep in the Streets,” Peter Lape, City Sleepers, 36-40, Vol. 1, No. 1.

12-25 October 1987, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REAL EASTATE JOURNAL, “MacDonald Breaks the Mold,” Genevieve Leone, Mini-houses, p. 1, Vol. 2, No. 1.

September/October 1987, ARCHITEKTUR UND TECHNIK, “Form Becomes Ornament...” H. Gerd Kauschke, Broadway / Vallejo Condominiums, pp. 2-9, 16-23, Vol. 22, No. 9, 10.

September 1987, GENTRY, “Architect for the Little Man,” Suzanne Northington, Profile, p. 95, Vol. 28, No. 9.

31 August 1987, PEOPLE, “Controversy,” City Sleepers, p. 95, Vol. 28, No. 9.

July/Aug. 1987, ARCHITECTURE CALIFORNIA, “California Design Awards,” Clay Street Condominiums, p. 16, Vol. 9, No. 4.

July 1987, ARCHITECTURAL RECORD, “Design Awards / Competitions: California Council,” Clay Street Condominiums, p. 60.

July 1987, ARCHITECTURE, “Prototype Homeless Shelter,” Michael J. Crosbie, City Sleepers, p. 20, 24, Vol. 76, No. 7.

July 1987, ARCHITECTURE, “Architect Designs and Builds Prototype Homeless Shelters,” Michael J. Crosbie, City Sleepers, pp. 23-24.

June/July 1987, CALIFORNIA BUILDER, “Housing for the Homeless - Pandora’s Box?” Thor Nyman, City Sleepers, p. 98.

11 May 1987, TIME, “No Place Like Home,” City Sleepers, p. 31, Vol. 129, No. 19.

March 1987, PEOPLE, “Is a San Francisco Architect’s Plan to Put the Homeless in Boxes Humane or Heartless?”

October 1986, ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM, (Japan), “Residential Condominium at 1083 Clay Street,” Donald MacDonald, pp. 46,47, No. 193.

July 1986, HOME, “Ideas to Build On,” Patio bench, p. 82, Vol. XXXII, No. 7.

1986, INSIDE TODAY'S HOME, 5th Edition, Holt Rinehart Winston, 5th Edition.

9 June 1985, CALIFORNIA LIVING MAGAZINE, “The San Francisco School,” Richard Rapaport, Broadway / Vallejo, p. 16.

Summer 1985, DESIGNLINES, “Portfolio:  Donald MacDonald, FAIA,” 1083 Clay Condominiums, p. 14, Vol. 3, No. 2.

June 1985, ARCHITECTURE, “Goff’s Architectural Progeny,” Michael J. Crosbie, American School Show in London, pp. 36, 37, Vol. 74, No. 6.

May 1985, BLUEPRINT MAGAZINE, “The American School of Architecture: The Bruce Goff Legacy,” Architectural art exhibit in London, p. 29, No. 17, 95P.

March 1985, ARCHITECTURE, “Sinuous Variations on an Early San Francisco Theme,” Clay Street Condominium, p. 142, Vol. 74, No. 3.

March 1985, ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM, (Japan), “Friends of Kebyar,” Various projects, pp. 61-63, No. 174.

January 1985, SAN FRANCISCO FOCUS, “Urban Landscape,” Broadway / Vallejo Condominiums, p. 70, Vol. 32, No. 1.

1985, URBAN LAND INSTITUTE, “Making Infill Projects Work,” Two Worlds, Mountain View, pp. 80-85.