Energy assessment of institutional buildings
Date
2000
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Pullen, Stephen Frederick
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ANZAScA 2000: Proceedings of the 34th conference of the Australia and New Zealand Architectural Science Association / V. I. Soebarto and T. J. Williamson (eds.), 2000: pp.47-52
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Stephen Pullen
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Australia and New Zealand Architectural Science Association. Conference (34th : 2000 : Adelaide, South Australia)
Abstract
The degree to which new non-residential buildings are designed to have a minimum impact on the environment varies considerably although public and institutional buildings are more likely to comply as a result of perceived community obligations. Environmental performance criteria and benchmark levels are not well defined and information is required to assist designers and facility managers in making informed decisions. Some preliminary work is presented which analyses the life cycle energy consumption of a university campus as an initial step in forming environmental performance criteria.
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School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design
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