CASE STUDIES IN SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

 
 
Case study investigations conducted by graduates and undergraduates at Cornell University and the University of Oregon in an advanced technology seminar called, "Case Studies in Sustainable Design." Case studies use the investigative approach of going into real buildings and comparing design intention with actual outcome in terms of building performance, such as daylighting and electric lighting, whole building energy use, indoor air quality, HVAC systems, glazing systems, and shading potential. The course builds on the approach of the Vital Signs Curriculum Project (1992-1998). 

 

UofO Lillis Business School
Eugene, Oregon
2005
Clackamas High School
Clackamas, Oregon
2004
University of Oregon
Ash Creek Intermediate School
Independence, Oregon
2003
University of Oregon
Ecotrust Natural Capital Center
Portland, Oregon
2002
University of Oregon

YMCA
Berkeley, California
2001
University of Oregon
The Watzek Residence
Portland, Oregon
2000
University of Oregon
Emerald People's Utility District
Portland, Oregon
1999
University of Oregon
Audubon Headquarters
New York City
1998
Cornell University
 
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