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Authors: Students from four courses taught during the spring term of 1996: Building Systems 2; Advanced Building Systems; Lighting; and Building Energy Analysis School: Arizona State University Faculty Advisors: David Scheatzle, Michael Kroelinger and Marlin Addision |
| Brief: During the spring term of 1996,
students at Arizona State University conducted studies of five buildings in the state,
three libraries by Will Bruder and the drafting and garden rooms at Taliesin West. The
students examined design intent, mechanical systems, indoor air quality, acoustics,
lighting, thermal comfort, glazing performance, in some instances conducted a blower door
test for infiltration, and analyzed energy conservation measures via computer simulation. Follow the link at the top of the page or use the "next" button below to see the study of the Taliesin West Drafting Room, originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. To go to the home page at ASU for all five studies use the link immediately above. |
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Background: Professor Scheatzle received a $5000 Vital Signs teaching grant for the spring 1996 term that helped support the student work. |
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All contents copyright (C) 1998. Vital Signs Project. All rights reserved. Created: 11/23/98 |
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Taliesin
West - The Drafting Room
ASU Spring 1996 Vital Signs Studies Main
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