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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"academic buildings"”.
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Design aspects of flexible institutional buildings : a case study of the main academic buildings at MIT
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering, 1990.
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How can occupancy modeling and occupancy sensors reduce energy usage in academic buildings: An application approach to University of San Francisco
<p>Buildings are amongst the highest energy consumers relative to industry and transportation. They account for 40% of the world’s energy consumption, due to the need for lighting, equipment, heating, cooling and ventilation. Academic buildings are multi-purpose buildings that create a challenge on …
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Data-Driven Analysis and Visualization of Energy Consumption Patterns In Academic Buildings Via Development of Matlab Gui Tool: A Case Study at The City College of New York From 2018-2022
… patterns and peak periods within various buildings in the City College of New York (CCNY), aiming to foster the development of effective energy management strategies. The research develops a simple MATLAB graphical user interface (GUI) tool, designed to simplify the future replication of …
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Music and art school for Virginia Polytechnic Institute
… of downtown Blacksburg to the scale of V.P.I. academic buildings. How to connect the two parts - music and art schools. How to use walls as more than just "structural parts” How to create space rather than “divide space” How to receive light rather than "control light”"The right thing badly …
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Transition between a town and campus: a wall, a tower
… define the existing plaza space between four academic buildings. Finally, a wall reaching towards the town from the plaza space is proposed as an element of connection that defines a unique place between the town and campus.
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The Role of Comparative Electricity Use Feedback at the Building Level in University Research Buildings
University research buildings are significant energy consumers in the United States. There is therefore a need to reduce energy use on the nation's campuses, not only cutting their carbon footprints but also saving money. Universities' efforts to reduce energy use include updating older facilities, …
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Quantification of benefits of the campus grid operations as a microgrid
… of a city with diverse facilities including the academic buildings and laboratories, student housing facilities, theatres, health center, sports stadiums, libraries, veterinary hospital and an airport. The UIUC campus is critically dependent on the CUS for its chilled water, steam and electricity …