Living Buildings - A Design LED Initiative for Integrating Energy and Design |
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| Time: | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2010 (10:30-Noon) |
| Presented By: | Fred Oberkircher |
| Title: | Emeritus Associate Professor at Texas Christian University Center for Lighting Education and 2009 President of IESNA |
| Credits: | Self Reporting |
| Length: | 90 MINUTES |
| Overview: It is time to change the nature of the conversation concerning the future of the built environment to one of a design based, energy consumption, performance model. As all living creatures consume calories of energy in their varied living pursuits, so buildings consume BTU's of energy to provide the varied environments required by human beings. Thus, the nature of a building is determined by the needs of the client, expressed through the building's program, constrained by the limits of available energy, and realized through the creative design process. The design trilogy of concept, simulation, and iteration have never been more important in the design of modern buildings. This presentation will a design model to express this process as well as a case study to demonstrate its application. Learning Objectives:
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