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Highlights
Dave Abeloe, a 24-year Patagonia employee, gave an insider’s history of the company and a marvelous, comprehensive tour of the office and warehouse spaces. His talk and walk provided insights into the building’s design process, its systems, and operation. Our collective reaction was that Patagonia was the green architect’s ideal client, willing to invest in strategies with moderately long payback times. The daylighted, un-air-conditioned warehouse and the daylighted office offered questions about how to tweak the details, rather than how to overcome colossal design flaws. It’s an exemplary green building. Theoretically, the afternoon through morning format
allowed us to use HOBO data loggers to gather temperature readings
overnight. However, a bug in Onset’s Boxcar Pro 4.0 software
caused most of the HOBO XTs to fail to record data. [Upgrading to BoxCar
Pro 4.2.10.1 fixes the laptop power management problem. The upgrade is
available at: <http://www.onsetcomp.com/Support/HS_Support/ |
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Co-Sponsored by: Agents of Change project, Patagonia, and Society of Building Science Educators | ||
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Organized by: Bruce Haglund University of Idaho, Alison Kwok University of Oregon, Walter Grondzik Florida A&M University |