Articles tagged with: university of oregon
Alison Kwok, ASHRAE Student Chapter, BetterBricks, Net Zero Buildings, university of oregon, Zero Energy
Analytical software? Diagnostic tools? Have you started putting a toolkit together? Do you know where you’d begin?
A team of University of Oregon undergraduate architecture students, members of the UO student ASHRAE… (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers) chapter, will soon be able to provide some advice.
BetterBricks, daily journal of commerce, energy engineer, Energy Engineering, energy models, Green, high performance, performance buildings, sustainability, university of oregon
Oregon’s Daily Journal of Commerce recently reported that energy modeling is not just for sustainability geeks anymore!… NEEA’s BetterBricks initiative has held that view for awhile and has partnered extensively with regional and national experts to research energy modeling tools and methods and educate architects and engineers.
NEEA’s BetterBricks asked
BetterBricks, climate resources, design inspiration, design methodology, design resource, energy efficient design, integrated design, university of oregon
To help round out your integrated design toolbox, NEEA’s BetterBricks – in collaboration with the University of Oregon’s Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory – developed a new interactive resource: http://designsynthesis.betterbricks.com…. This video-driven website describes the four major elements of integrated design, articulates important differences between the design process and
Alison Kwok, daylighting, integrated design, university of oregon, Walter Grondzik
Part II:
Integrated Design, MEEB and The Green Studio Handbook: Environmental Strategies for Schematic Design
This is the second of two interviews with the authors of the Mechanical and Electrical Equipment for Buildings (MEEB)… Alison Kwok, Professor of Architecture, University of Oregon, and Walter Grondzik, Professor of Architecture, Ball State
angel abbey, energy, energy efficiency, energy loads, integrated design, iterative design, LEED, mount angel, natural lighting, northwest energy efficiency alliance, oregon middle school, platinum certification, solar roof tiles, solarc, todd hess building company, university of oregon
Students in one Portland, Oregon middle school just earned some serious bragging rights among their peers. The Evans – Harvard High Performance Classroom at the da Vinici Arts Middle School… was recently awarded LEED platinum certification – the first K-12 public school building to achieve this level of certification. The
architecture, building, David Cook, design, engineer, LEED, LEED-rated, Pietro Belluschi, Portland, sustainability, Transsolar, university of oregon
Another great opportunity to hear from a leading European practitioner presents itself for Portland area building professionals and students.
David Cook of Behnisch Architekten, and currently the Pietro Belluschi Distinguished Visiting Professor in Architecture… at the University of Oregon School of Architecture, will be speaking at the U of O White Stag
