Back to our roots - Elite Design team
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- Back to our roots - Elite Design team
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- Poster boards of student project in sustainable design. The assignment was to design an unplugged office building for the former Voice of America site. This team created a trellis with deciduous vines and a green space in the reflective central courtyard. Both design elements reduce re-radiated heat from the south facing exposure of the space as well as shading for light allowed to penetrate the office space. Skylight monitors that face North are also introduced, thus allowing ambient light without heat. Operable windows are also included in the design to permit office workers to control ventilation in the space where they are working. Creators: Sara Almond, Karin Jadney, Sara Nixon, Nichole Waggoner
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- 2006
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- drawings
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- DAO6362
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- Sustainable buildings--Design and construction
- Office buildings--North Carolina--Greenville
- Sustainable architecture--North Carolina--Greenville
- Sustainable construction--North Carolina--Greenville
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