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July
13, 2007
Cleveland Tool Day at Cleveland Environmental Center (CEC) explored Ohio's first green adaptive reuse designed by Doty & Miller Architects & Planners. The building features a plethora of green strategies including a green roof, photovoltaics, and daylighting. The history and sustainable design features of the former bank building are highlighted in the CEC Virtual Tour. Floor plans and elevations are also available on line. This all-day workshop provided a setting in
which participants learned to use handheld instruments, conducted a building
performance case study through structured methodology, provided hypothesis
and investigation strategy formulation, allowed behind-the-scenes building
investigations, and culminated in team presentations of study results to
the workshop participants. Participants gained understanding of objective
and subjective procedures for performing post-occupancy evaluations of
buildings. Participants were encouraged to bring laptop
computers, digital cameras, and lunch money. AIA/CES credits are
available. Society of Building Science Educators (SBSE) members, university students and educators, and professional architects and engineers are encouraged to participate. |
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| Co-Sponsored by: Agents of Change project, American Solar Energy Society, CEC Cleveland, and Society of Building Science Educators. | ||
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Organized by: Bruce Haglund University of Idaho, Walter Grondzik Florida A&M University. | |