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Research Submitted

Title Author Datesort ascending
Reactive VOID: Socializing Space through Responsive Technology Joshua G. Stein (Woodbury University), Rob Ley (Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)) Dec 01, 2008
Thermally Active Surfaces: Physiology and Thermodynamics Kiel Moe (Northeastern University) Dec 01, 2008
Guideline for Spatial Regeneration in Iowa Marwan Ghandour (Iowa State University) , Peter P. Goché (Iowa State University) Dec 01, 2008
Socially Responsible Collaborative Models for Green Building Design Keith E. Hedges (University of Wyoming), Anthony S. Denzer (University of Wyoming), Christopher Livingston (Montana State University), Mark Hoistad (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Dec 01, 2008
Impact of Single Family NICU Rooms on Family Behavior Mardelle McCuskey Shepley (ART + Science), Debra Harris (IDR Studio), Robert White (Memorial Hospital of South Bend), Florence Steinberg (Bronson Methodist Hospital) Dec 01, 2008
Green Classroom Retrofit Toolbox (GCRT): Evidence-Based Design Guidelines to Adapt K-12 School Facilities for Climate Change Ihab M.K. Elzeyadi, Ph.D., FES, EIA (University of Oregon) Dec 01, 2008
Exploring the Public Realm: Understanding Multiple Ways of Publicness in Urban America Anirban Adhya (Lawrence Technological University) Dec 01, 2008
Considered Building: Experimental Constructions in Mumbai Scott Gerald Shall, RA (Temple University) Dec 01, 2008
Design for Aging Review 9: Data Mining Findings AIA Design for Aging Knowledge Community (DFA), Perkins Eastman Research Collaborative Oct 01, 2008
A Patient Room Prototype: Bridging Design and Research Dina Battisto, Ph.D., March, David Allison, AIA, ACHA Sep 01, 2008

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