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Authors: Benjamin Harding Moore, Chad Davis, Chris Fein, and Stacey Paul School: Kansas State University Faculty Advisor: Professor John Selfridge
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William Chrisman High School in Independence, Missouri, USA, was done in the Winter/Spring
of 1996 by first year students in the Environmental Design Studies Program at Kansas State
University. The Environmental Design Studies Program is an introduction to the design
fields of architecture, interior architecture, interior design, and landscape
architecture. William Chrisman High School is one of 20,059 secondary school in the United States and one of 587 secondary schools in the state of Missouri. Five freshman students examined bulding/energy performance and user response issues at the school. At Kansas State University, Mr. John Selfridge, Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture, instructed and cordinated this project in his first year studios. |
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Background: Professor Selfridge received a $5000 Vital Signs teaching support grant during the spring term of 1996 that helped support this investigation. |
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All contents copyright (C) 1998. Vital Signs Project. All rights reserved. Created: 11/11/98 |
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William Chrisman
High School, Independence, Missouri
